Sentence examples for was more awkward from inspiring English sources

Rodriguez was part of a play that was more awkward than the Yankees would have liked.

Whether it was more awkward for him or her he did not say.

Whether it was more awkward for the reporters or their subject remains unclear.

The resulting broadcast, which ran one uncomfortable hour in total, was more awkward than any scene on "The Office".

In answer to a question about illegal immigration, Mr. Romney's effort to add a personal touch was more awkward.

In Mr. Pärt's less gregarious, intensely delicate "Fratres" for strings and percussion (1977) the orchestra was more awkward and labored.

In some ways, it's more awkward.

The timing could hardly have been more awkward.

This might have been more awkward than Obama v Castro.

"You've got a disability, living is more awkward, sport can be more awkward and then you are not treated equally in the honours system.

Paradoxically, it has been the relationship between the two presidents that has been more awkward.