Sentence examples for be particularly awkward when from inspiring English sources

That's because her skin is so dark that she's sometimes mistaken for Middle Eastern of non-Jewish descent, which can be particularly awkward when it's a Palestinian who's making the mistake.

And economic policy will become decidedly more complicated.It will be particularly awkward for central bankers.

Measuring lumbar extension can be particularly awkward due to the tendency for the heaping up and folding of skin.

The website says the minister was frustrated at the power of the agribusiness lobby within Fidesz, Hungary's governing party.The suggestion that subsidies, many of which come from the European Union's common agricultural policy, are going astray is particularly awkward at a time when the government is trying to strike a conciliatory pose with the EU.

For this reason, it's particularly awkward that the company's new C.E.O., Scott Thompson, has been caught lying about having a degree in computer science when he actually got one in accounting.

This is particularly awkward for Britain.

Daimler's predicament is particularly awkward, as it has a stake in, er, Airbus.

The situation is particularly awkward for gay priests like Father Crawley.

The timing is particularly awkward, in a summer of extraordinary tension with North Korea and Iran.

It was particularly awkward for Mr. DeStefano because the contracts he now characterizes as unaffordable are ones he negotiated.

The turn of events is particularly awkward because HarperCollins is owned by News Corporation, the same company that owns The New York Post.