Sentence examples for more awkward are from inspiring English sources

More awkward are the bits that stress a government's accountability to its people, and its perpetual obligation to earn the right to rule through its own ethical conduct.Neo-Maoist websites are crowing about the abrupt removal of the "witch doctor" statue.

True, even the drivel tends to be entertaining, but more awkward are those places where Liszt unexpectedly diverts the course of a fine piece by some "regrettable failure to live up to his own high standards," to use a term beloved by erring politicians.

"That was totally awkward," "Man, am I awkward," or, "Can I be any more awkward?" are great statements that are guaranteed to make everyone around you feel worse and...more awkward.

But even more awkward is the way the strike points up the flaws in France's privatisation.

Even more awkward is a short but engrossing chapter on radical Islam in French prisons that is dropped in at the end in lieu of a conclusion.

"What makes it even more awkward is the suspicion that he's speaking not just for himself" but for the elder Bush as well, Robert Gates, who was Scowcroft's deputy at the National Security Council, said.

More awkward is the film's notion of marriage -- in particular of wifehood -- which seems to date not to the stripped-down short-story realism of the 70's but to the campus novels of the 50's.

Even more awkward is the fact that Centrica announced a 22% hike in U.K. gas bills last Friday.

More awkward is the lack of support for one-handed use, except for basic phone functions: When the flip is open, you're forced to grab the pen out of the battery on the back or smudge the screen with your finger just to do simple scrolling.

Making the situation even more awkward is the FCC's own recently issued media review, which posits the need for more localism and more diversity.

On the other is Liddle, who emphatically says that he is not a racist, if his more awkward exclamations are a symptom, they are of a universal condition.