Sentence examples for too much awkward from inspiring English sources

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.

Was it too much trouble, too awkward, to tell the salesman that he didn't want the shoes?

This series treats a lot of aspects of American dystopia as "What if other countries, but too much?" which gets awkward in a hurry.

Saraceno said that Lavigne "still has some growing up to do lyrically", asserting "Sk8er Boi" shows her "lyrical shortcomings" and calling the phrasing in "Too Much to Ask" "awkward and sometimes silly".

Start off with a simple image without too much detail or awkward shapes.

Keep in mind that brushing your hair too much can look awkward; if you can see individual brush strokes in your hair (particularly if it is short), use your fingers to mess the style just a little, so it looks natural.

But if "Incendies" were her story alone, it might have been too much: an overwrought and awkward slog through a bloody stretch of the past.

They participate only in male activities of a threatening nature: They are policemen, or they fire guns, or they race their motorcycles, or they drink too much and make drunken, awkward, probably impotent approaches in the middle of the night.

talking online too much can lead to awkward meetings in person.

Some hospital managers still think too much access raises too many awkward questions.

In his opening chapters I began to think that Peter Stansky was making too much of his subject's awkward position as an outsider in British life.