Sentence examples for it awkward that from inspiring English sources

As he walked her home, she said he asked: "Is it awkward that we're neighbors?" But she immediately assured him, "I already said yes".

He does not find it awkward that candidates want him at their side, rather than the current occupant of the White House.

I really liked the song, but I found it awkward that there's this guy who is dead -- Freddie Mercury -- and they're looping his voice, and you don't attribute it to him, in a way.

And, as the sovereign of a major cathedral — the head of the Episcopal family in much of New York — he probably finds it awkward that a single parish like Trinity Church is richer than the entire diocese over which he presides.

Is it awkward that one of Labour's policies is to allow the Office for Budget Responsibility OBRR) to "independently audit every spending and tax measure in the manifestos of the main political parties", when the Institute for Fiscal Studies IFSS) has pretty much slagged them all off?

Things now look very different, making it awkward that Pesto bowed out for an extended break this weekend when politics is particularly turbulent and transitional: a Tory leadership campaign that is also a contest for No 10's keys, political sunset for the Bullingdon boys, mutinous Labour MPs mulling a challenge to Jeremy Corbyn, Brexit and its myriad repercussions.

"It's sad that it's awkward, because that means that it's not happening enough, that people aren't regularly asking for consent".

Although he found it awkward at first, he realized that if he didn't respond, he risked alienating other students.

What makes it awkward is that your friend has done nothing wrong.

"He wants to move but what makes it awkward is that there were no offers for him.

But Robert Gibbs, a senior adviser to Mr. Obama, said: "While some may say it's awkward that he's not there, it would be far more problematic to be there.