Sentence examples for it is especially awkward from inspiring English sources

It's awkward to promote art officially by claiming that it is free from official constraints, and it is especially awkward if the art is, in fact, unpopular.

It was especially awkward because the Rockefeller and Murphy families had been friends and neighbors.

Zeba: Yeah it was especially awkward given she had just dropped that track "Rich Sex".

Both parts of that theory could now be tested.The timing of Mr Adams's arrest is especially awkward, with Sinn Fein due to contest elections on both sides of the border this month.

The letter is especially awkward for Mr. Livingstone — described by Mr. Borgers in the proposal as the "recognized best American anti-terrorism expert" — who closed his Washington consulting firm in April to plan his campaign for governor.

One type of earning that is not explained by the neoclassical theory of distribution is profit, a circumstance that is especially awkward because profits form a substantial part of national income (20 25 percent); they are an important incentive to production and risk taking as well as being an important source of funds for investment.

The primary race for this seat is especially awkward.

This one is especially awkward with a thick carboard "curtain" you have to yank up to reveal the DVDs inside.

This year is especially awkward, given the controversy around President Barack Obama's remarks in support of an Islamic cultural center and mosque planned for a neighborhood near ground zero in lower Manhattan.

If you think that's already strange, when Cruise was asked why he and Nicole divorced, he was quoted saying, "Nicole knows why" which is especially awkward considering Nicole admitted prior to this that she didn't really know why he divorced her.

"If you're working with friends, it can be especially awkward".