Sentence examples similar to depending on how awkward from inspiring English sources

This depends on how fast things progress.

Of course, spoiler control was key (all throughout the TCAs), and Lyonne both could not and would not acknowledge whether she was on the show – a fact that ranged from amusing to awkward, depending on how persistent any particular critic was on the matter.

Which pretty much puts the SC 430 in a sweet spot or an awkward position, depending on how you look at it.

As Washington City Paper's Loose Lips points out, the nation's top justice official could be put in an awkward position depending on how the course of federal investigations into Gray and other local D.C. politicians play out.

I don't judge anyone for drinking during the day, but I'm at work! Saying no is really awkward, and depending on how drunk they are, people sometimes get hostile about it.

Use shadows to discourage players from entering dead-ends or awkward paths, and use enemies for both purposes (depending on how the game teaches you to bypass enemies).

Or 65, depending on how you count.

Depending on how their football team does.

Schmidt: "Depending on how the law changes.

Depending on how you look at it.

Depending on how the jam goes".