Sentence examples for feels awkward for from inspiring English sources

There's the £99.99 Touch Cover 2 and the £109.99 Type Cover 2. The Touch Cover is made out of a sort of felt material with a tiny touchpad on the bottom - it's backlit and beuatifully responsive  but still feels awkward for long periods of typing.

Sometimes, I feel awkward for not feeling as affected as I think I should be (or as deeply as the media tells me I should be).

Can you excuse us, please?" It may feel awkward for a minute or two, but a good bartender will be cautious about re-entry.

If you win, you get to roll around with Arnie himself, smashing stuff in his tank, smoking cigars, and probably making random Arnold Schwarzenegger movie references that you'll immediately feel awkward for making.

If you are gone for more than five days, reengaging in intimacy when you are home can feel awkward for both of you.

It matters only if you think it matters, if you felt awkward for a second then she would too.

But clicking past page after page on a TV monitor feels awkward (although for people who own laptop DVD players, the feature is more usable).

Note that this method is the most common holding technique used for a French bow, but there are variations you can use if holding the bow in this way feels awkward or uncomfortable for you.

If a teenager tests positive for a sexually transmitted disease, for example, and feels awkward about telling a partner, a clinician will point her to a Web site to anonymously inform partners through e-mail.

"For me, it feels awkward to have a metal tablet as opposed to a book".

But I did want to provide some context for why we did not actively invite press to this particular event from the outset, and for why it feels awkward to everyone involved to change course halfway through.