Sentence examples for making things awkward from inspiring English sources

She acknowledged, however, that the Newsletter was making things awkward with her friends and neighbors: "I think if they just concentrated on the positive things, and didn't go around slagging everybody off, then people would know that they're all right".

Should we be suspicious of the drunken young nurse from the party upstairs barging into his flat and making things awkward when his sort-of girlfriend walks in unexpectedly in an oddly curtailed moment of almost-drama?

AA: Is there advice you can offer other entrepreneurs about how to pose the inquiry of investment to F&F members without making things awkward?

If you keep on going on about how sorry you are for making things awkward, your crush will be.

The "unlovable" person may revert to her former behavior or start lashing out at people at the social event, making things awkward for others.

Some will be sure to act like they DON'T like you at first, because they're afraid of giving you that idea and in turn giving you a big ego and/or making things awkward between you two.

This only makes things awkward for everyone in the room.

I don't want to make things awkward, but I don't particularly want him there.

They can make things awkward for Mr Museveni's ruling National Resistance Movement, especially around Kampala, the capital.

Still, she doesn't like to spend time with my family, which can make things awkward.

Mr. Hughes relayed Mr. Foer's qualms to Mr. Vidra, which made things awkward between the two.