Sentence examples for is particularly awkward from inspiring English sources

This is particularly awkward for Britain.

Daimler's predicament is particularly awkward, as it has a stake in, er, Airbus.

The situation is particularly awkward for gay priests like Father Crawley.

The timing of the ban is particularly awkward for lettings professionals.

It is particularly awkward for Riverpark, which has but one small doorway at its entrance.

The timing is particularly awkward, in a summer of extraordinary tension with North Korea and Iran.

And economic policy will become decidedly more complicated.It will be particularly awkward for central bankers.

It was particularly awkward for Mr. DeStefano because the contracts he now characterizes as unaffordable are ones he negotiated.

She asks questions that are particularly awkward for the nationalist middle classes who are prospering on neoliberalism.

A TV ad for 2Day FM this year featuring the station presenters having a pool party was particularly awkward.

I don't know that I was particularly awkward – no more than a typical 11-year-old.