Sentence examples for more awkward to from inspiring English sources

Bone-in short ribs require a very large pot and are somewhat more awkward to plate.

"There are few things more awkward to handle than a big, hot, wet fish".

Some four-wheel-drive trucks -- the Dodge especially -- are more awkward to enter.

Consequently, it was the more awkward to inform Stalin that there would be no second front in Europe before 1943.

Many players said that seeing Mattingly, who played only for the Yankees, wearing a Dodgers uniform would look more awkward to them than Torre.

But the harder question is more awkward to ask: What does it say about all of us, as Americans, that he has made it so far?

The tender bonds between these genial underachievers and their nonhuman companions is gently contrasted with their more awkward attempts to relate to one another.

The market is having to get over ever more awkward hurdles to justify its valuations.

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...)...

There is nothing more awkward then to completely do or say something that is not related to a situation.

That's a more awkward thing to do in person.