Sentence examples for more awkward as from inspiring English sources

The inefficient runners were not necessarily those who looked more awkward as they ran.

To make things more awkward, as the interview nears its end, 2 Chainz's favourite subject (Miley Cyrus) comes up.

If you have parted on bad terms, these reunions are even more awkward, as Britain's Elena Baltacha recently found out.

And if you're shy, bookish or beastly, the task is all the more awkward, as three delightful picture book debuts make expressively and tenderly clear.

Things then get even more awkward as co-presenter 'Southside Steve' – real name Steven J Rickman – diverts the questioning his way, saying to Mara that she is "way, way hot" and then asks "why did you cut your hair?

A second possibility is that collective ownership has become more awkward as banks that once offered their own cards through both Visa and MasterCard have begun focusing on one or the other.The third reason is antitrust.

For administrative ease, Wales opted for a 5p charge, rather than the more awkward 7p as originally considered.

On land, penguins are much more awkward, even amusing, as they rock from side to side as they walk.

The last sale was dominated by more awkward combinations, such as "1 HAU 1," "J21L" or "CHY 21," which all went for the minimum price of 5,000 dollars.

As Sessions walked off, to applause, Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, who was chairing the proceedings, came on to remark that the evening was "off to a good start," by which he may only have meant that no one had made the situation more awkward for him, as though good manners could vindicate his accommodation of Trump.

He was quieter, shyer, and even more awkward this hot morning, knowing as well himself that the moment had arrived, even before she turned to him, midway through a ridiculous halting conversation about dragon-flies peculiar to the vicinity, and kissed him so hard and viciously she might have drawn blood.