Sentence examples for somewhat awkward to from inspiring English sources

Although he admitted it was somewhat awkward to be challenged by his own clerk, Mr. Stremlow said the race was cordial and positive, with no striking campaign issues.

The camera is somewhat awkward to use, largely because the touch screen is small and does not have very good resolution (a drawback that does not affect the photos).

Some of his shareholder subjects have already asked to buy the paintings, and although he is willing to sell them, he said it is somewhat awkward to sell to neighbors and he doesn't know how much he should ask.

Sure, the Soyuz is comfy to wear properly, but it's also somewhat awkward to wear on only one shoulder as I would casually.

On the panel, Keslin had talked about one of the problems with AR – that it's somewhat awkward to hold your phone up, the way you with AR games like Pokémon Go. "I can tell you from experience that people don't do this," he said, mimicking how people playing an AR game would hold their phones.

They're usually short, and can be somewhat awkward to write.

There is also a promising, if somewhat awkward, opportunity to push ballot reforms to eliminate the errors that helped Mr. Bush in Florida.

Moving "forward" is however a somewhat awkward term to use in regards to this case.

It extends to Mr. Ryan's somewhat awkward efforts to engage with reporters on his campaign plane, serving them white chocolate macadamia nut cookies but few morsels of news.

Typically, instructions include somewhat awkward reminders to avoid the press even while spreading the word, and to stay within the law.

Frequent, somewhat awkward attempts to work music into the mix don't help.