Sentence examples for be somewhat awkward from inspiring English sources

Ironically but unsurprisingly, personal interactions at SXSW Interactive can be somewhat awkward.

Ending with Memory of a Free Festival might be somewhat awkward for obvious reasons, but it does allow for a rousing finale singalong.

It can be somewhat awkward for less experienced founders to propose a rich valuation for their company, but it's a critical step toward assessing the seriousness of the discussion.

While the meeting turned out to be somewhat awkward for Major Middleton, it began a friendship between the two men.

Add in M and my ex's partner, an elegant, lovely woman with great hair and it could be somewhat awkward.

It's by no means easy; turns out hounding people for money can be somewhat awkward...but that being said, I am learning a lot and having fun in the process.

The effect, though, was somewhat awkward.

My first meeting with O'Keefe, a month or so earlier, was somewhat awkward.

Although he admitted it was somewhat awkward to be challenged by his own clerk, Mr. Stremlow said the race was cordial and positive, with no striking campaign issues.

Mr. Keaton said this was somewhat awkward, given not only that was he directing Mr. Bastounes but also that "it's his dough I'm protecting".

The timing is somewhat awkward, since NPR is trying to balance its budget by cutting about 10 percent of its work force, initially through voluntary buyouts and, if necessary, through layoffs.