Sentence examples for highly awkward from inspiring English sources

But if the case ends up going to trial, Forbes will be put in a highly awkward position.

But his commissioned piece, a suite called "Panamericana," sounded as if it had come from a highly awkward alternative universe.

What follows is a highly awkward game of elephant-in-the-room avoidance… "Lil' Kim is fine".

It strikes me as a highly awkward clash of flavors, and others have made a similar point, yet Mr. Féau perseveres.

The ruling comes just weeks before India is slated to begin national elections, putting state governments in the highly awkward position of being instructed to evict voters from their homes.

The US singer was performing her Eighties hit "Material Girl" on stage at Bangkok's Impact Arena when a long wedding veil she was wearing became caught, making for a highly awkward moment with two backing dancers.

To build awareness of the miasma the first step to confronting complex racial attitudes and leveraging diversity open a dialog about awkward, highly personal questions.

After just two rounds of questions, Whitaker was off to a very shaky start, looking uncertain and taking a couple highly questionable and awkward stands against how the hearing is being conducted.

If Mr. Hanssen's piety and staunch anti-Communism were simply a front for his treachery, if they were a cover for a long career in espionage, they were remarkably convincing to the professional spy catchers who worked day in and day out with the shy, socially awkward, highly intelligent agent.

Mezrich's book and Sorkin's script were based heavily on Saverin's story and Zuckerberg emerges from both as a fairly unsympathetic character: a highly intelligent, socially awkward young man driven by the ultimate goal of making the world more connected – ironically at the cost of his own friendships.

He saw what I saw only worse because I was frozen in an awkward, highly unattractive pose that highlighted my altered state.