Sentence examples for more awkward given from inspiring English sources

The whole business was all the more awkward given that President François Hollande has been edging towards a more business-friendly economic policy under his new prime minister, Manuel Valls.

This is all the more awkward given that the far-right love to pose as child sexual abuse vigilantes.

The PKK's terrorist group classification is even more awkward, however, given that the US is providing military aid to the peshmerga, as well as backing them with air strikes.

Privately, several people connected with the academy have questioned if unflattering attention to Ms. Berlowitz's pay might prove awkward, given that the report is, as Mr. Rowe put it, "a full-throated plea for more public and private funding".

Also, it's true more import is given to films than TV shows, but putting all the nominees so far back made it awkward, given the time it took to get some huge stars to the stage.

Which is a bit awkward, given the circumstances.

I found it awkward (giving feedback) but making the judgement helped me learn a lot.

It may be more awkward but it also gives you more control of exactly how you want the photo to look.

This also makes scuttling out of any given area more awkward when the scripted proceedings grow mannered or banal, but one manages.

At first she would sneak him some extra pie or juice, but soon things were more awkward than before he had given her the watch.

If anything, it looks more awkward than playing with dual analog sticks, but given the right game design, it could work well.