The phrase "a group of awkward" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to describe a collection of people who are socially awkward, but it needs additional context or a noun to be complete.
Example: "At the party, there was a group of awkward individuals who struggled to engage in conversation."
Alternatives: "a bunch of awkward people" or "a collection of socially awkward individuals."
A group of awkward temporary office workers wiggles, rambles and stumbles about in "Hot Pepper, Air Conditioner, and the Farewell Speech," three plays written and directed by the Japanese playwright Toshiki Okada.
What made the production different, she says, was Dunster's enthusiasm for collaboration, and a commitment to casting actors who understood the setting, rather than "a group of awkward, middle-class white people".
For proof of the stereotypes that continue to shape American attitudes about science, and about women in science in particular, you need only watch an episode of the popular television show "The Big Bang Theory," about a group of awkward but endearing male Caltech physicists and their neighbor, Penny, an attractive blonde who has moved to L.A. to make it as an actress.
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In a completely different vein Hulu is posting episodes of the charming anime series "Princess Jellyfish," based on an award-winning shojo manga (women's comic) about a group of socially awkward young women sharing an apartment with a cross-dressing man, more or less simultaneously with their broadcast on Fuji TV in Japan.
There was a core group of awkward squad MPs centred around Steve Baker, John Baron, Peter Bone, Douglas Carswell, Chris Chope, Philip Hollobone, David Nuttall and Mark Reckless, although others would drift in and out.
That might be in a workplace, in a group of friends, or at an awkward family dinner.
Perhaps it is particularly a group of subjects who experienced some awkward sensations who were willing to volunteer to participate in this study.
THINGS can get awkward when a group of strangers strip down to their spandex in a steamy, sweaty room.
Moreover, the case has proven awkward for a group of conservative Republicans in civilian jobs at the Pentagon who were also close to Aipac.
Much has been made in the past few years of the so-called "awkward squad," a group of union bosses including Mark Serwotka, the boss of the PCS, or Bob Crow, who heads the RMT, a transport union, who cultivate a more militant image than their cuddlier predecessors.Rows over party funding have also increased their power.
