Sentence examples for bit more awkward from inspiring English sources

Sure, answering the question "Where are you from?" is a bit more awkward, but it certainly gets the conversations going.

Making it all just a bit more awkward, I acknowledged, was that while we are former co-workers, he's the only one working right now.

Her efforts to master human behavior are a bit more awkward, beginning with the film's startling opening shot, in which Marina tries to learn kissing from her friend Bella (Evangelia Randou).

Ben Kuchera was one of several reviewers to point out that the Rift may be a bit more awkward to use for glasses-wearers, but praised the hardware design and ease of installation.

Given the somewhat larger mass of this particular headset, I found it a bit more awkward than most.

Manager Richard Money told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire: "It turned out to be a little bit more awkward than we'd hoped, not in terms of the operation, but in terms of what they found.

"If you work at a smaller firm, you may be a bit more hesitant to forward your awkward cousin or younger brother's resume with the risk that it will reflect poorly on you".

More awkward are the bits that stress a government's accountability to its people, and its perpetual obligation to earn the right to rule through its own ethical conduct.Neo-Maoist websites are crowing about the abrupt removal of the "witch doctor" statue.

Just a little bit more reserved but he wasn't socially awkward or anything.... Just a big friendly giant, that was it".

To me, it made a bit more sense to do it like than to make it more awkward.

There is quite a bit of BBC stuff on Ofcom's agenda at the moment, which it makes it even more awkward.