Sentence examples for decidedly awkward from inspiring English sources

For atheist missionaries this is a decidedly awkward question.

Now Pharrell Williams fumes with Krishnan Guru-Murthy in a decidedly awkward interview.

That would be decidedly awkward, given the surge in borrowing by firms and households in recent years.

D. Edwards, in a decidedly awkward position while it tries to fend off a hostile takeover from Oracle.

I remembered how much I had hated it when my mother had dated other men when I was a child, which would have been a relevant but decidedly awkward thing to bring up, so I didn't.

Charles Savage, a Miami Herald reporter on the front lines of the newspaper's Everglades-to-ocean circulation war with the newly renamed South Florida Sun-Sentinel, found himself the not-exactly-proud possessor of a decidedly awkward exclusive this month.

So while enthusiasm for "the Internet of Things" is a hot catchphrase these days in the tech industry, it's still decidedly in its awkward adolescent phase.

Warner described him as "decidedly stiff and awkward looking .

And economic policy will become decidedly more complicated.It will be particularly awkward for central bankers.

Socially, this is awkward; physically, it might be decidedly uncomfortable.

During the campaign, the Socialists had sounded decidedly wobbly on the single currency, imposing four awkward conditions for its adoption.