Sentence examples for an awkward phase from inspiring English sources
This is an awkward phase in a long campaign.
Europe is in an awkward phase, its integration on hold.
But right now it is in an awkward phase.
"This is an awkward phase in a long campaign," writes Katharine Q. Seelye of The Times.
Pretty much everyone, I realize now, goes through an awkward phase and feels that their curse is unique.
"As people lived longer, there began an awkward phase that turned into the golden years and became a destination".
After a bit of an awkward phase-in, he learned to click with Amar'e Stoudemire, then the Knicks' go-to scorer, and benefited from then-coach Mike D'Antoni's up-tempo system.
That legacy, perhaps inevitably, has ushered them into an intensely awkward phase of their relationship.
Acne, a retainer, an inexplicable mushroom cut, and disappointingly uneven breast growth -- not to mention a penchant for wearing clothes made from bandanas -- had conspired, along with my still-resplendent uni, to create an undeniable awkward phase.
My family is now in a slightly awkward phase, we quite often seem to have meals at different times because, for example, my son Jimmy is off playing golf or footie, or my daughter Maddy is just hanging out with her friends.
"Glee" star Dianna Agron also spoke about growing into herself, after an 11-year "awkward phase" that included middle school boys making fun of her deep voice, worshipping Audrey Hepburn and Lucille Ball, and getting accidentally punched in the nose and branded "bloody nose girl" as a high school freshman.
