Sentence examples for makes it awkward for from inspiring English sources

Is that what makes it awkward for you?" Macklemore said, "What makes it awkward for me is the fact that you never want to be the person that is robbing somebody else".

Mr. Silberblatt said that Mr. Green's arrest "makes it awkward for the district attorney's office to rely on Mr. Green's testimony".

He occupies the position of authority: he's President; he has the podium; the format makes it awkward for his questioners to interrupt or hector him.

One editor-in-chief of a rival publication thinks Thomson has crossed a line: "For me to get on a soapbox and critique companies makes it awkward for my reporters.

Experts also point to the limitations on the power of an American president and on a country like Germany, which is the dominant European power but whose 20th-century history makes it awkward for it to take a leadership role or guide the Continent out of its economic doldrums.

This device, which must be worn all the time, hampers mobility, makes it awkward for the wearer to shower (and impossible to swim) and makes driving impossible because even a minor accident that dislodged the driveline could be fatal.Most importantly, though, it is a constant source of infection.

It must also make it awkward for the cops sent to put her in handcuffs.

Retiring presidents are kept on as chairmen or advisers, making it awkward for the new guy to undo his predecessor's mistakes.

I feel certain the cops gave chase, but the situation must have made it awkward for them to call for backup.

Supporters of the president, however, said his intervention could help goad lawmakers to pass tough legislation, arguing that the widespread anger at Wall Street would make it awkward for legislators to stand in the way of a bill labeled reform.

In addition, the staggered introduction of the reforms - they will not be fully completed until 2020 - will make it awkward for admissions officers coping with pupils who have taken a mixture of old and new A-levels.