Sentence examples for difficult and awkward from inspiring English sources

This process can be incredibly difficult and awkward.

"She has every right, if invited, to give views on difficult and awkward subjects," he said.

14] the task of representing France at the most difficult and awkward United Nations meeting it has ever faced.

But having spent some time setting Petrarch in Italian, Synge's Irish texts seemed initially quite difficult and awkward.

But Mr. Lautenberg's most difficult and awkward remaining chore, he said, is to hold one last campaign fund-raiser.

That could present one of the most difficult and awkward tasks in sports, similar to the one that will face the shortstop who eventually replaces Derek Jeter.

I had a difficult, frank and awkward discussion with her.

Relying on others can be difficult, embarrassing, and awkward, but that's normal, especially when you are unaccustomed to open communication.

But it is difficult, and downright awkward, to criticise one's colleagues.

But that's a difficult and usually awkward business, the equivalent of translating slang into a foreign language.

If you're standing up, but everybody else is sitting down (or vice versa) people will find it difficult and somewhat awkward to talk to you.