Sentence examples for cause awkward from inspiring English sources
Thomas Unger, São Paulo, Brazil The editorial "Diplomatic fallout" (Dec. 1) notes that the WikiLeaks revelations — the blunt assessments of world leaders in the confidential U.S. diplomat reports — will cause awkward moments.
Hannah Verdier Recently seen on BBC4's Goodbye Television Centre bash lambasting the suits for flogging the iconic building, Danny Baker returns for a new series less likely to cause awkward shuffling in the boardroom.
Broadcasting location is creepy so we're less likely to share it, and can cause awkward drop-ins where someone tries to come see you when you didn't want them to.
It is the kind of topic that causes awkward shuffling of feet amongst Terry's England team-mates.
Today, no one bothers to deny the robot's existence, but it still causes awkward political moments.
With Valentine's Day box-office records smashed, the much-anticipated adaptation of EL James's Fifty Shades of Grey has finally spurted out on audiences, causing awkward post-cinema conversations between couples worldwide.
The lack of fluids can sometimes also cause particularly awkward moments during standard postmatch drug testing.
But early on the sanctions did cause some awkward diplomatic moments as various officials did their best to avoid their Austrian counterparts.
That this plunge into realpolitik will cause some awkward moments over the next couple of weeks for their traditional allies in the G.O.P., the corporate chiefs are willing to accept.
And reports that Mr. Perry's family owned hunting grounds in Texas named with a racial epithet caused a awkward start to his candidacy.
That caused some awkward moments at the annual Christmas party that Ms. Wunderman held for department heads at her home.
