Sentence examples similar to an awkward speaker of from inspiring English sources

Obama is such an impressive speaker that it sometimes feels as if he's trying too hard to prove something; Romney is such an awkward speaker that it often feels as if he's hiding something.

Furthermore, he can be quite an awkward speaker, trying a bit too hard to appear earnest.

His speech was by no means rousing; he is a slightly awkward speaker who seems sorry he is taking your time.

We don't know who wrote this, and some commenters have noted that "just make up" could be an awkward choice of words by a non-native speaker of English who intended to instruct his student to make up a sample and then conduct the elemental analysis.

Allen's one-time partner, Bill Gates Bill Gates, is a Sheep: Generous, Chinese sages say, but often awkward speakers.

Centuries of sound change in Denmark have made it an awkward member of the Scandinavian linguistic trio and it is far harder for speakers of the other two to understand.

It was an awkward reversal of roles.

It's an awkward state of affairs.

It is an awkward amalgam of three books in one.

"It's an awkward set of circumstances," he said.

It is an awkward point of entry and an awkward place to stay.