Sentence examples for though awkward from inspiring English sources

Though awkward, this might be doable given enough political will.

Though awkward in many respects, the Scarano affair has strengthened Pope Francis's hand as he sets about cleaning up the Vatican bank, formally known as the Institute for the Works of Religion IORReligion IOR

The relative isolation -- Algona is a two-and-a-half-hour drive north from Des Moines -- has forced Mr. Baldwin to mix almost entirely with local residents, a situation, he said, that though awkward at first has been a huge plus.

Though awkward in his plimsolls and woolen shorts, he is tapped by a mysterious instructor, Doktor Schneiderhahn, to train for the two-man scull known as the coxless pair, "the dragonfly among rowing boats, sometimes unsteady in its movements but always graceful, with oars that seemed too long for its slender hull".

Possible Improvement (though awkward).

His tackle on Costly, though, both awkward and cynical, perhaps made fans and observers laugh for a second.

Later on though, an awkward reminder of national politics comes when the Labour team's minibus moves away from the area.

Each actor has taken the simple building blocks Ms. Baker has provided — those switched monologues, the silly games, and the occasional intimate though often awkward colloquy — and constructed a whole personality whose complexity and humanity emerges in quick but clear glimpses.

If this report by arstechnica holds true, though, that awkward little asterisk may finally be going away.

On the whole, though, Tweedy's awkward and occasionally embarrassing collection proves that you can be in possession of a guitar, three chords and the truth -- and still write a lousy sestina.

At times, though, it's awkward.