Sentence examples for especially awkward from inspiring English sources

"If you're working with friends, it can be especially awkward".

It was especially awkward because the Rockefeller and Murphy families had been friends and neighbors.

It would be especially awkward ahead of Germany's election in September.

But they're a hit to purchasing power at an especially awkward time.

His friendship with Goldsmith made it especially awkward for Goldsmith to criticize the memos.

Backing out would be especially awkward, Abedin said, since approaching the Moroccans was Clinton's idea.

One segment illustrates that large paintings have an especially awkward time.

With both legs in the car, you slide down into driving position — especially awkward, one supposes, in a skirt.

People tend to feel especially awkward when this issue comes up in conversation with their current partner.

It's awkward to promote art officially by claiming that it is free from official constraints, and it is especially awkward if the art is, in fact, unpopular.

The publicity campaign has come at an especially awkward time for the Church, whose image has been severely tarnished by the recent paedophilia scandals.