Sentence examples for more awkward not from inspiring English sources

Harmison is more awkward, not someone you'd spot as an athlete.

It seemed more awkward not to introduce ourselves, so we said a quick "hello" and then argued amongst ourselves about whether it had been appropriate to do so.

It's usually guys who feel more awkward, not more confident, like two guys just out of a business meeting, one of them feeling insecure, or, in my experience, on a commercial job with someone you just sort of met but have been working all day with.

So things are even more awkward now.

The unspoken sub-text of the questioning was "Why the hell not?", but that would have required a politically much more awkward interrogation of Letwin, not to mention the Prime Minister.

To make things even more awkward, his grandmother had not yet shared with his family that she was suffering from the early stages of Alzheimer's.

You are trying to make this endeavor easier, not more awkward.

[I was] more awkward, so I didn't go to a lot of parties.

You've got a disability, life is more awkward and then you are not treated equally in the honours system.

The timing of the dispute could not be more awkward for the administration, coming a week before the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the most influential pro-Israel lobbying group, meets in Washington.

Manager Richard Money told BBC Radio Cambridgeshire: "It turned out to be a little bit more awkward than we'd hoped, not in terms of the operation, but in terms of what they found.