Sentence examples for it's a bit awkward from inspiring English sources

So it's a bit awkward that Dell's Web site is itself touting a souped-up desktop PC for playing videogames as being "fueled by fire".

"It's a bit awkward going on straight after her.

It's a bit awkward, but I can't stop myself gushing.

It's a bit awkward – they clearly don't recognise each other.

"You try to behave normally but you're aware that he's famous and it's a bit awkward," she recalls.

Plus it's a bit awkward if it points to our technical team as a strength in the teaching and learning, as we are paid significantly less than academics.

It was a bit awkward at the beginning, with Cook's lower register having little personality.

"It was a bit awkward," one of the diplomats said.

"It was a bit awkward at times, so a score like that is pretty good.

Roger said it was a bit awkward to talk at that particular moment.

Frank was always a gentleman, but it was a bit awkward.