Sentence examples for would be very awkward from inspiring English sources

"It would be very awkward," said Senator Robert G. Torricelli, Democrat of New Jersey.

"It would be very awkward if we had to explain that people couldn't smoke at all".

Also, we never push our feet up, ours are always pressed down; but in the photos you can see him on half heels, which would be very awkward in Thai classical dance".

The card is issued by the UK, although we live in Italy, and it would be very awkward if it was withdrawn, especially for people living in border areas.

I was providing heritage American clothing, and sometimes it would be very awkward.

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"It can be very awkward," she said.

"It would be very strange and awkward for the pope to meet with Chávez but not any Cuban dissidents," he added.

Patten says: I think the whole package we negotiated was – and I was not unaware this was not going to the be the most popular thing I've done in my life, I'm not that naive – but I did know that the alternative was going to be very expensive and would leave a big gap at the top of the BBC which would have been very awkward and embarrassing.

"At that point it would have been very awkward to leave," Ms. Akhtar said.

(The relationship started after the film was done, he says, adding that it would have been "very awkward" if it had been otherwise – then politely declaring that he will say no more about it).