Sentence examples for be very awkward in from inspiring English sources

Also, we never push our feet up, ours are always pressed down; but in the photos you can see him on half heels, which would be very awkward in Thai classical dance".

"I'm very awkward in front of a camera.

He wasn't particularly quick, or tall or skilful, and I remember when he moved from the youth setup to the first-team he was very awkward in his manner on and off the pitch.

He went on, "You're going to look very unattractive, because it's a person who's loud in conversation, can't modulate her voice, is very awkward in society... because she can't think of how other people are looking at her. You're going to have to work without a safety net".

- All future Labour peers must back abolition of House of Lords, says Corbyn. - The 'Arrested Development' men were very awkward in this New York Times interview, following allegations made against star Jeffrey Tambor.

It may be very awkward at first as in reliving their first day of school in the middle of the school year but it beats the alternative of living a life in fear of someone in the old school or staying for whatever reason started the intention to move in the first place.

"It can be very awkward," she said.

"It was very awkward for me to bring in high-ranking business people from other countries," he said, "and put them in Princeton or Pennsylvania".

"Their showmanship is very awkward because they have lived in a rigid society and their stage attitude reflects that social atmosphere," he said.

"Getting on the runway in '93 was very awkward.

It is very awkward to make concessions or compromises in public for fear of losing face or support.