Sentence examples for is too awkward from inspiring English sources
When the woman starts to describe a brutal rape, the social worker, her face ashen, decides the story is too awkward and ends the conversation.
Dennis Skinner, no doubt to his relief, is in no danger of suffocating under the affection of his own front bench: he is too awkward for that and makes no secret of his contempt for Filofax Socialism.
"I was listening to a couple of guys say that your drawing is too awkward, or that you can't draw, and I knew they were missing something, so I decided to find out for myself.
After being shot, she lies half in and half out of a car trunk; the man responsible for her wounding makes a move as if to pull her out and save her, but her position is too awkward, and he's pressed for time, and without thinking twice he swings her legs into the trunk and closes the lid.
Their meetings it is too awkward to call them "dates"—occur in McDonalds, gyms, bars, visits to Asian food shops, and walks in the neighborhood.
"This is too awkward," wrote one.
High fives are too awkward".
If that's too awkward, perhaps something like "extremely low-cost capital".
If that's too awkward, excuse yourself and have the conversation in private.
He was too awkward to be contained, all angles, a mess of elbows and knees, and deceptively strong.
