Sentence examples for more awkward when from inspiring English sources

The questions always seem a little more awkward when you lose.

Which made it all the more awkward when she got rejected while her husband made it through.

This also makes scuttling out of any given area more awkward when the scripted proceedings grow mannered or banal, but one manages.

It's even more awkward when the doctors try their hand, the male doctors working on the female doctors or the nurses.

Things became more awkward when, during Bristol pride, another co-worker said that they didn't believe "those people" should share equal rights.

And the situation only got more awkward when cafe owner Tony Foufas, who served Mr Miliband, said he actually felt that the Conservatives were more "pro-business" and would not be inclined to vote Labour.

Things took a more awkward turn when Malhotra, the shadow chief secretary to the Treasury, got her five minutes at the microphone.

Politicians frequently talk about how much they enjoy meeting the public, but they seldom look more awkward than when meeting real people, and their minders go to great lengths to ensure they don't have to.

Norm Macdonald became an afterthought after losing "Weekend Update" and it felt like a much more awkward exchange when Will Forte lost George W. Bush to Jason Sudeikis.

I became more shy and awkward when I was nine and my family moved again (my dad was in the FBI).

The only more awkward situation was when I started calling the owner of the local ice cream parlour "honkey butt".