Sentence examples for are awkwardness from inspiring English sources
noun
The state or quality of being awkward; clumsiness; unskillfulness.
Kotsko's previous books are "Awkwardness" and "Why We Love Sociopaths: A Guide to Late Capitalist Television," so it is possible that his feelings of attraction to the offbeat are a little overindulged.
"There are awkwardnesses that I pretend are fine, but other people probably flinch.
At times, there is awkwardness, too.
And, she added, "There will be awkwardness in the beginning".
"You say, 'No, it's awkwardness,' " she goes on.
There were tears and there was awkwardness, and we talked for an hour.
"I think the operative thing here is awkwardness," Dean said to the actors.
In the course of a week he will see everyone in Washington who matters to China, from the president down.Yet already there is awkwardness.
If there was awkwardness, I likely brought it with me, as per usual.
Despite the constant evolution of our social expectations, one thing that hasn't changed is awkwardness of small talk.
"Sometimes you need to be awkward to beat awkwardness, that was a hard fight.
