Sentence examples for more awkward the from inspiring English sources

It's a more awkward The Hotel.

More awkward!" The model-to-actor transition isn't always pretty.

The more awkward the political calculus, the more Mr Wellstone glories in defying it.

He begins to question the boy about his life in the Army and his family in Kurdistan, and the more personal and direct the questions are the more awkward the situation becomes for the soldier, who is soon squirming in his seat.

As a society, the more unfamiliar or uncomfortable we are with an idea, the more awkward the words for it feel in our mouths.

"Try to establish a norm that it's okay to talk about sex and it's okay to talk about desire early on because the longer you wait to introduce that, the more awkward the topic can become".

But even more awkward is the way the strike points up the flaws in France's privatisation.

He spoke in his customary deliberate manner, the long pauses made all the more awkward by the circumstances, with one silver lining.

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.

Making the situation even more awkward is the FCC's own recently issued media review, which posits the need for more localism and more diversity.

But certainly none were more awkward than the moment that placed at the top of the list.