Sentence examples for feel too awkward from inspiring English sources

While it might seem respectful to have to ask in person for permission to contact someone in the future, many will feel too awkward to turn someone down.

The StoryCorps app is very simple, but it succeeds in melding technology and empathy by creating a context for a conversation and making it easier to bring up topics that might feel too awkward or sensitive to broach in a casual chat, even with someone you are close to.

When a flirtatious dynamic sours, you suddenly feel too awkward to confide in the person you once relied on to help you work out professional woes.

It would feel too awkward and contrived!" Therein lies the problem, the entrenched belief that sex should happen spontaneously, without having to plan or prepare.

They do frequently have live Irish music, so at least you can go and not feel too awkward getting hammered by yourself.

For the timid among us, a group workout can also be more palatable than a one-on-one training session, where some people might feel too awkward or too directly pressured by the constant and full attention of a trainer.

It felt too awkward.

Somehow, it felt too awkward in our first appointments.

Maybe it just feels too awkward or inappropriate to spread the faith with an app ("conversion rates, anyone?").

She ate her yogurt but felt too awkward to go back out and throw the empty cup into the garbage, so she left it on the floor by her mattress, where it toppled over under the weight of the spoon.

Mr. Green first visited the workshop in the mid-1980's, and though he felt too awkward to photograph at first, he soon found that the artists were far less self-conscious than he was.