Sentence examples for was always awkward from inspiring English sources

Access to the supermarkets and later to Pergament was always awkward.

It was all a little pat, but that's to be expected of Nashville – an enjoyable show that was always awkward.

Aleksandar Vucic, the deputy prime minister, can now look forward to his electoral enthronement.Having the leader of the opposition Democratic Party (DS) as mayor of Belgrade was always awkward.

And even at his peak he was always awkward in possession, prone to the lofted panic pass, and therefore often a scapegoat when England performances have tended to go wrong in the way they always tend to go wrong, when the ball suddenly looks square, or helium-filled, and English players develop a terrible allergic reaction to holding on to it for more than three seconds.

Dating back to his icy relations with Joe Torre, it was always awkward for A-Rod in New York.

It was always awkward so I stopped.

Those conversations were always awkward.

It's always awkward and the violins usually win out.

Comparisons between the present and even the not-so-distant past are always awkward and incomplete.

This takes some getting used to, and some things are always awkward.

It's always awkward: that first time when there's nothing in the way.