Sentence examples for extraordinarily awkward from inspiring English sources
Faced with the allegation that they do not believe in the same God as ordinary Protestants, or that their beliefs are not truly Christian, Mormons find themselves in an extraordinarily awkward position.
Relations between Mr. Davis and BMG have been extraordinarily awkward since news articles first leaked out late last year that BMG, a unit of the German media conglomerate Bertelsmann, wanted to anoint a younger successor to the 66-year-old Mr. Davis as his contract neared its expiration date at the end of June.
This blunder created an extraordinarily awkward and painful moment for everyone concerned host, contestants, organizers, show-runners, audience, and a vast number of viewers worldwide.
Nevertheless, by focusing viewers' attention on the issue of media bias, Gingrich was able to take what, for most candidates, would have been an extraordinarily awkward moment, and turn it in to a huge win.
Some big names in Hollywood were recruited to create these new entertainments for various sites, and while most of the productions have been quite raw and awkward to view on a computer, a few have been extraordinarily clever.
5. Awkward desexualised Asian A man who is unlucky in love, though often played by extraordinarily good-looking actors.
It's extraordinarily competitive.
This is extraordinarily hard.
