Sentence examples for because it was awkward from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year Wilson said she was "definitely" paid less than West, but had never raised the topic because it was awkward to discuss on set.
Porter interviewed several public defenders who said they disliked the practice because it was awkward and impeded their ability to do their jobs.
The name was changed when Miss America 1951, Yolanda Betbeze, refused to participate in a swimwear-only photo shoot because it was awkward.
Q. Why? A. Because it's awkward and funny.
They ate little, probably because it's awkward to eat alone while a stranger watches.
"It's hard for me to speak to that because it's awkward.
That's because it's awkward, and we want something to do to not think about the nervousness.
This tendency is common among senior managers, as mentioned above, but can be found in any trainee who is unwilling to try an unfamiliar approach or method because it is awkward.
"You can't ignore an entire people because it's awkward or inconvenient," says Dr Karma Nabulsi, a lecturer at Oxford and a former Palestinian representative at the UN.
