Sentence examples for if awkward from inspiring English sources

What becomes of this amazing -- if awkward -- rivalry?

Even if awkward governments succumb to peer pressure and sign up, their electorates may still reject the treaty.

Your report states: "If awkward questions were asked, the Ahmeds would claim they were victims of racial prejudice".

There is a marvelous view, however, and a pleasant if awkward bar space, directly in front of the elevators that whisk you up from the lobby.

Looking ahead, Wyman suggested that Obama can win over skeptical women voters by making a few strategic, if awkward, phone calls.

It led, she said, to many a friendly, if awkward, conversation, some of which she chronicled in a blog written from Sugarcreek.

If you watch the whole video, however, you'll see that this unique (if awkward-looking) configuration affords the bot many interesting advantages when getting around.

Even if you're awkward, if you drink enough, you'll certainly be able to dance to it.

That was a good opportunity, if deceptively awkward.

And for most of the novel, a solid narrative grounds the believable, if occasionally awkward, dialogue.

It marks another chapter in the close, if occasionally awkward, relationship between President Obama and President Nicolas Sarkozy of France.