Sentence examples for more awkward aspects from inspiring English sources

Some of it stems from more awkward aspects of her personality.

Chip's integration into the plot is among the play's more awkward aspects.

Ashley is also a fair-minded guide to the more awkward aspects of Doyle's personality, such as his strangely credulous attitude towards spiritualism and his stiff-lipped imperialism.

Other aspects feel more awkward: as John Gruber points out, the cover flow is "incredibly laggy"; so is the shift between portrait and landscape (which is essential, since some stories appear in only one orientation).

Pop icons look strikingly young — more awkward, more human.

They did, and the scene was even more awkward.

Take U.S. President Donald Trump and Russia's Vladimir Putin, who have reportedly snuck a few more chats this year than anyone might have expected, given the downright awkward aspects of their relationship.

Longer, more awkward pause.

There are awkward aspects to this curious work.

More awkward still, "the Islamic State is Islamic.

In some ways, it's more awkward.