Sentence examples for inevitable awkwardness arises from inspiring English sources

As the parade of food begins, inevitable awkwardness arises.

Whatever differences there were in the perspectives of the two hosts, whatever awkwardness arose, would become part of the show.

The awkwardness arose from the fact that Enron executives negotiating with LJM were also reporting to Fastow, who also ran LJM, a sidelight that earned him a reported $30 million.

I'm used to serious arguments and the inevitable awkwardness and dinnertime tension that follows.

This seemed to bring reliable rhythm and cohesion to a team that struggled at times from underachievement and inevitable awkwardness as the assistant coaches began to assume more responsibility.

My date was moving to a new apartment, so there was some question about which stop we'd be choosing to say goodbye, adding to the inevitable awkwardness that comes with the early stages of getting to know someone.

But like the summit between the current and future first families on Monday, Thursday's meet-and-greet at the vice-presidential mansion will come with some inevitable awkwardness.

Not everyone was enthusiastic about the Senate idea: Mr. Bloomberg expressed reservations about her running, according to those close to the couple, in part because of the inevitable awkwardness that would accompany a senator and a mayor living under the same roof.

A less determined woman might have given notice in order to avoid the inevitable awkwardness around the office, but not Peggy.

While waiting for more combat victories to build momentum for peace overtures, there is the inevitable awkwardness of actually speaking with the enemy.

Other awkwardnesses arise in Mr. Ratmansky's dances themselves.