Sentence examples for how awkward it from inspiring English sources
Have you considered how awkward it would be if the driver breaks wind?
"You know how awkward it is to have a political argument with a naked man?" he continued.
The Gurlitt discovery has also served to highlight just how awkward it is to reclaim art seized by the Nazis.
One of the things we talked about was how awkward it was to give the characters in a film names.
The past few weeks have shown just how awkward it can be for China to walk the line between courting the South and propping up the North.
I remember how awkward it felt to buy a new computer or to read Pushkin — though I did those things anyway, and kept collecting my grad-school stipend.
How awkward is it to withdraw from an early admission offer if the aid is just not there?
Just how awkward was it to film this movie?
How awkward is it when a bride asks us to mention to her fiance about how his mother really needs to stop adding her two cents in about everything?
Imagine how silently awkward it would be, how delicately confusing and painful for all involved.
Still, Dr. Reiner also said he understood how politically awkward it was for Mr. Cheney, Gov. George W. Bush's running mate, to be in a hospital at that moment.
