Sentence examples for was extremely awkward from inspiring English sources
"I was extremely awkward, socially," she continues.
For all his bawdy humor, he was extremely awkward with women, and his bookishness did not help.
"It was extremely awkward — not at all like a usual session," Ralph Fishkin, a Philadelphia-based analyst, told me, of his first encounter with a Skype patient in the flesh.
It was extremely awkward.
It was extremely awkward for me.
But it's extremely awkward for the BBC as well.
They are extremely awkward on land but swift and graceful in the water.
Chris Hare, an economist at the bank Investec, commented: "From a communications perspective, this inflation report will be extremely awkward for the MPC".
That's extremely awkward for Khawaja – apart from anything else, there's something a bit ghastly about febrile eagerness to be first with the Bad News, however you came by it.
As he likes to tell people, it led him to wonder: why, exactly, was this information secret, aside from the fact that making it public could be extremely awkward?
(Sometimes you will see mezzalunas with a single handle stretching between the ends of the blade. Avoid them: you cannot rock the blade and they are extremely awkward to use).
