Sentence examples for would be as awkward from inspiring English sources

In a combative speech, he sent a strong signal to Conservative colleagues that the Lib Dems would be as awkward as necessary to ensure the government has "Liberal Democrat written on it like a stick of rock".

Those fragmented conversations that couldn't sustain an argument are every Facebook thread and Gmail chat conversation I've had today, every time I've stood in a group and watched my friends at a bar out-witty-banter each other in avoiding real political discussion, knowing we'd be as awkward to watch as these actors when they begin to talk sincerely about changing the world.

Also unfortunate: trying to use these indicators to nudge your gaydar one way or another would often be as awkward as trying to practice phrenology on a blind date.

Ask them personally; then it won't be as awkward.

If one had to sum up Lightning Bolt in two words, "awkward" and "delirious" would be as good as any.

"But he thought it would be awkward as long as his dad was President.

Whether the Security Council should take action would be an awkward question, as doing so could provide North Korea into further belligerent action.

And when Krakauer paused at the end of his tale, there would be an awkward moment as the veterans looked at him expectantly.

And if the groups like ethno-nationalists Generation Identity and the Islamophobic party For Britain were in attendance were to add to that impression, that would be doubly awkward – particularly as that impression would raise further questions about why the BBC deemed Kassam a suitable guest.

It would be rather awkward or it wouldn't work as well as before (participant no. 12).

I know it would be awkward but I love awkward.