Sentence examples for more awkward time from inspiring English sources

Ms Stuart's pamphlet could not have come at a more awkward time.

They could not have emerged at a more awkward time for the Obama administration, as it approaches a critical decision on American troop strength in the country.

The allegations of "unethical and potentially illegal activities" which "threaten the credibility of the Golden Globes" could have hardly come at a more awkward time for Hollywood's second-most-watched awards show.

JERUSALEM, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces an even more awkward time with Washington and re-energised critics at home who accused him on Wednesday of backing the loser in the U.S. presidential election.

There's never a good time to get cancer, but relationship-wise it couldn't have come at a more awkward time: we were dating long enough to be in a serious relationship, but we lived in different states and it was still a fairly new relationship.

Most are easy enough to get a seat (though there are a couple where you might need to eat at the more awkward times to secure a booking...)...

Each verse becomes a little more desperate, a little more deranged, while each line begins with the words "I want you", an emphatic refrain that becomes more and more awkward each time he utters it.

Digging wet clay out is a lot more awkward and time-consuming than nice dry sand".

Robin says her second first time was "more awkward than the first time I lost my virginity—I was worried I'd never be able to be penetrated comfortably.

No more awkward fumbling any time you get a call?

Only thing is, you've forgotten that you need to buy thoughtful shit for your family and friends or Christmas morning will be more awkward than that time you spent it with the parents of your latest one night stand.