Sentence examples for feel awkward using from inspiring English sources

Site coordinators conducting interviews on their own sometimes feel awkward using a recorder, and the interviewees occasionally refuse it.

If you feel awkward using it or people are giving you dirty looks, you should probably put it away.

Some students felt awkward using one hand for advancing the needle into the vein.

Homejoy is pitched toward younger people with disposable income who may feel awkward about using domestic help; clients don't have to interact with the cleaner if they don't want to, which makes it feel as though they're ordering a product, not human labor.

For some, it can feel awkward to use the Web to track down a complete stranger.

It may feel awkward to use the word "said" over and over, but changing it up unnecessarily makes it harder for your readers to get into the back-and-forth flow of the conversation.

In fact, the situation has sort of reversed itself: you feel awkward if everyone else is using their phones and you're not.

In fact, the situation has sort of reversed itself: you feel awkward if everyone else is using their phones and you're not.

He has no children and used to feel awkward around them.

"I used to feel awkward about it, but I shrugged it off.

I always used to feel awkward when asked to choose between salted or sweet ("A bit of both please, but not in layers, it needs to be mixed together. If that's not too much trouble").