Sentence examples for the awkward thing from inspiring English sources
The awkward thing about independent organizations is that they're independent.
The chosen name of this consummate professional is Geiger, and the awkward thing is, he's in the torture business.
"The awkward thing about this decision is that the commission is issuing a warning but not calling for a change in Germany's budget policy," he said.
That's the awkward thing about climate change: denying it, even at the very highest levels of government, isn't going to alter the fact that it's happening.
The awkward thing with American politics that in order to be in office, you must be a Christian.
The awkward thing is that when they get to your coverage or your close-up, that whole crowd is gone.
One of the awkward things about the postmodernists was that few of their leading lights actually wanted to be one.
"One of the awkward things about Andrew Little is pinning him down to one position because he can play in so many," Smith said.
"And one of the awkward things about Suffragette was it clearly aspired to be about the experience of working-class women, but then cast a middle-class actor to do it.
"The most awkward thing about the urinal, in my opinion, is judging the distance to stand back from the urinal pre-stream," says Geoff. "Splash-back can ruin an outfit.
EVERYONE WILL WANT TO TALK ABOUT AND/OR TOUCH YOUR BODY ALL THE TIME If you aren't keeping the little sprout, people will just ask you why your boobs got so big, which is never not the most awkward thing in the world.
