Sentence examples for because awkward from inspiring English sources

Mara Liasson is not here, because, AWKWARD?

OMG I love it!" That's because Awkward. is one of those rare shows that defies category and audience.

Because awkward phone calls can sometimes turn into catastrophic email exchanges, it's better to bite the bullet and bear the discomfort.

Not because of awkward affairs with stunning men, but because, in birthday terms, it was the one before the one.

It was awkward, because her sons had to take off work, and her grandchildren could miss only so many days of school.

Her new status became necessary, she explains, "because certain awkward moments arise when those who work with the president constantly meet the president's daughter . . .

Because excruciatingly awkward relationships are a global currency, Sharon Horgan and Rob Delaney's comedy Catastrophe is set to air across the globe, including in Finland and Luxembourg.

It was approved before the city, in 1983, forbade the construction of such buildings because their awkward proportions made them a blight on neighborhoods.

A consultation says the changes would solve the child care problems faced by many families because of awkward term times.

It's an important reminder because the awkward scenario is only likely to grow.

Many people don't like it because of awkward questions, which is very common.