Sentence examples for much awkward from inspiring English sources

There is much awkward silence.

While she acknowledges that even her own eyes glaze over at the prospect of revisiting all that material, she has managed (with some collaboration from Linda Bird Francke) to fit much of it into "Audition" without too much awkward shoehorning.

"There's so much awkward tension in the room," says Sean, stating the obvious.

Clear yourself of any guilt and pretty much avoid your boyfriend for a while until things have cooled down and there is not as much awkward tension between the two of you.

It will be able to control my body and face to make me look much less awkward and much more charismatic.

On land, penguins are much more awkward, even amusing, as they rock from side to side as they walk.

"We spoke later on the phone and he was much more awkward than in the game," said Adcock.

"As a neurotic New York Jew, what feels like real life to me is so much more awkward than what I always see onstage".

Of course, Jeter's pursuit of hits has a larger context, one that makes his struggles so far all that much more awkward: he is 48 hits shy of 3,000 for his career.

The unspoken sub-text of the questioning was "Why the hell not?", but that would have required a politically much more awkward interrogation of Letwin, not to mention the Prime Minister.

Instead of being asked about how and when and why he cheated on his wife, Giuliani is now being confronted with much less awkward questions, about his spiritual awakening.