Sentence examples for too awkward for from inspiring English sources

Even so, the relationship has become too awkward for the carmaker to sustain.

After all, it's of little use to MOMA itself — too small for galleries, too awkward for offices.

That episode may have been "simply too awkward for a leadership which operates in a highly buttoned-up style," notes Jonathan Fenby in The Telegraph.

The article implied that once Mr. Gates had announced the donation on "The Oprah Winfrey Show," it became too awkward for Mr. Bunch not to take them — a version of events Mr. Bunch disputed when asked about it.

Dennis Skinner, no doubt to his relief, is in no danger of suffocating under the affection of his own front bench: he is too awkward for that and makes no secret of his contempt for Filofax Socialism.

But the system is still too awkward for people who regularly need to reply to e-mail messages on the go, said Ben Wood, an analyst in London for the technology consulting company Gartner.

Avtovaz is probably too big, too awkward and too politically sensitive for an outright takeover, but it has plenty of local strengths that foreign firms might hope to capture through limited joint ventures.

After being shot, she lies half in and half out of a car trunk; the man responsible for her wounding makes a move as if to pull her out and save her, but her position is too awkward, and he's pressed for time, and without thinking twice he swings her legs into the trunk and closes the lid.

Check in periodically, too, just in case your loved one is in need of some company but felt too awkward or embarrassed to call for you.

Already a fairly unpleasant sex jam, with Chris Brown's opening line of "Girl I want to fuck you right now / Been a long time I've been missing your body" almost too awkward to bear, it now shocks for all the wrong reasons thanks to the addition of Rihanna's "If you still want to kiss it, come and get it".

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