Sentence examples for more awkward in from inspiring English sources
To start with it's even more awkward in Tea With Betty.
This is one reason why Turkey has slowed down reforms and become more awkward in its foreign policy.
For Russia, the timing of the case could hardly be more awkward: in just a few years, it will host the World Cup, and the Kremlin is keen to project global power and prestige.
George was, on the whole, successful in desultory campaigns against the insurgents' strongholds, but his position became more awkward in the spring of 1468, when Matthias I of Hungary, his son-in-law and rival, brought support to the Czech rebels.
But such a move is more awkward in other cases, including those of pleasure that is self-destructive or masochistic.
This in turn led to ever more awkward scenes in the Bundestag, as Social Democrats and Greens took to the podium to accuse Mrs Merkel of doing a terrible job, then sat down to vote meekly for whatever she had just proposed.The centre-left parties won't have a clear alternative to offer votersSuch situations will recur in 2013.
At that point, a nervous Raddatz chimed in "and Donald Trump... .. followed by more awkward seconds in which Muir thought he'd put a lid on it by announcing, "and lastly we welcome back to the debate stage Donald Trump".
CEO Tim Cook also met with the president and first lady at their New Jersey golf resort earlier this month, in what much have been one of the more awkward meals in recent memory.
"We spoke later on the phone and he was much more awkward than in the game," said Adcock.
Pattinson just looked even more awkward, indulged in even more forced laughter, and declined once again to say anything about Stewart's indiscretions.
