Sentence examples for it's awkwardness from inspiring English sources

"You say, 'No, it's awkwardness,' " she goes on.

United were quoted £65m when they went back for Pogba this year and, flicking through Sir Alex Ferguson's autobiography to try to find an explanation, maybe it is awkwardness on his part that the episode does not warrant a single sentence.

I leave the literary merit of the novel to the critics, but after reading the book it would appear that Ms. Weldon's problem might not be so much a matter of compromising artist creation for commercial interests as it is awkwardness.

Physicians mainly perceived explorations into adherence to be too awkward if the patient had stated good adherence on previous visits: "It's the awkwardness of the repetition of the series of questions" (SF7).

But it's the awkwardness that prevails and I'm not sure it's entirely intentional.

"Chris comes off as arrogant at first, but eventually you realize it's his awkwardness," an editor told me, speaking, as others did, on the condition of anonymity because they still worked for Kimball.

It's an awkwardness that Jackson has continuously redeemed with his proclamation, made in his first year as announcer, that Curry and Thompson were the best shooting backcourt of all time.

If they have a heads up "and it feels like the two of you made the decision together, there shouldn't be awkwardness when it comes time to leave," Meyers said.

If there was awkwardness, I likely brought it with me, as per usual.

Mottola has written them beautifully, but it's Eisenberg's raw-boned awkwardness and Stewart's banked-down sense of hurt that bring them alive.

Part of it was the awkwardness of washing one's clothes in the bathtub with other people around.