Sentence examples for which is awkward from inspiring English sources

Most children leave school before lunch, which is awkward for families with two working parents.

Yet he downplays this point and only mentions it once, which is awkward.

The same pronoun in the same clause refers to two people, which is awkward and confusing.

The audience, meanwhile, are forcing themselves to engage, which is awkward.

In the picture, which is awkward, funny, and touching, the giant of the title looms over his miniature-looking parents in their apartment, supporting himself with two canes.

I'm not certain he's joking, which is awkward, given that there are 12 of them, ranging from an 80lb Bernese mountain dog to a rat-sized miniature pinscher.

He could go no higher, which was awkward, as that left him very few notes down below.

I had to set the pen down and try to shake out the cramp, which was awkward with the handcuffs.

He said he had never discussed the deal with Mr. Crist, which was "awkward as heck," given how close they are.

It has an external pump that had to be held in place, which was awkward, but since it can't be left unattended, at least blowouts are impossible.

Why don't you leave the waffly macroeconomic questions a minute, and answer the ones which are awkward for your prescription for the economy?