Sentence examples similar to for creating awkwardness from inspiring English sources

Trump's fact-challenged brush fires are creating awkwardness for his supporters on Capitol Hill, where many Republicans are unwilling to second his unsubstantiated claims but also are taking pains to not be seen as rebuking the president.

A message meant for one audience can clash with a wider audience, creating awkwardness and confusion.

Otherwise, the modifier dangles, detached from its referent, creating awkwardness, confusion or even comedy.

This is guaranteed to get glares from your friend and to create awkwardness in no time at all.

Occasionally, Braun's deal-making has created awkwardness for Bieber's squeaky-clean image.

Before conducting the impressive New York Youth Symphony in Tchaikovsky's "Pathétique" Symphony at Carnegie Hall on Sunday afternoon, Ryan McAdams, the orchestra's dynamic music director, spoke about a moment in this piece that often creates awkwardness for audiences.

The tension has created awkwardness for some longtime Bush allies who are also active in pro-Israel groups like the Republican Jewish Coalition, which is principally funded by Mr. Adelson.

The situation creates awkwardness for his father.

"I don't think so," Shaheen said when asked if her position created awkwardness for Obama.

Outsiders familiar with the dynamics of other families often assume that the potential competition for the father's job must create awkwardness among the Murdoch siblings.

All of this creates awkwardness in the boardroom and makes it difficult for the successor to work with the board.