Sentence examples for becomes more awkward when from inspiring English sources

The situation becomes more awkward when he opens his present from Mitchell and Cameron, a "Little Slugger" baseball glove.

Things became more awkward when, during Bristol pride, another co-worker said that they didn't believe "those people" should share equal rights.

George was, on the whole, successful in desultory campaigns against the insurgents' strongholds, but his position became more awkward in the spring of 1468, when Matthias I of Hungary, his son-in-law and rival, brought support to the Czech rebels.

This is one reason why Turkey has slowed down reforms and become more awkward in its foreign policy.

Do not over-correct and become more awkward by reacting in a strange way.

The questions always seem a little more awkward when you lose.

Which made it all the more awkward when she got rejected while her husband made it through.

And it felt even more awkward when an Atlah representative came out and started filming us.

You are even losing the personal, psychological impact from interacting with people, making you feel more awkward when you do make new friends.

And one of the problems of moving up the food chain of journalism at a time when the market is very strong and competitive is that it becomes more and more awkward to be friends with artists.

Each verse becomes a little more desperate, a little more deranged, while each line begins with the words "I want you", an emphatic refrain that becomes more and more awkward each time he utters it.