Sentence examples for more than awkward from inspiring English sources

But when science and art collaborate on the stage, they too often seem like nothing more than awkward bedfellows.

It was more than awkward, and some said it was heartless, when the presidential palace put out a statement early last week denying that the government was to blame.

Both resulted in the tries that killed off an Italy side who never looked like being anything more than awkward, something we unfortunately find ourselves saying of them all too often.

Because of the political and fiscal constraints facing governors, many of their reforms are little more than awkward efforts to make the most of a flawed national policy; in some cases, they can even add up to a bad outcome for the country as a whole.

After a more than awkward moment, and after it had become obvious that Foster and I were staying put, the Air Force two star general began to smile, and his Intelligence Agency counterparts quickly followed his lead.

And in any case, what would be more convincing, more moving, than awkward words delivered from the heart?

But it was more scary than awkward.

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By the end of the trip, the weird bathroom setup was more amusing than awkward.

A lot more than the awkward Mr Kim's future depends on it.

He adds: "People want them to become more than an awkward gadget.