Sentence examples for awkward air from inspiring English sources
The phrase "awkward air" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a tense or uncomfortable atmosphere in a social situation. Example: "When they entered the room after the argument, there was an awkward air that made everyone feel uneasy."
Slim and bald, with slightly protuberant ears that are somehow endearing, this modest stranger addresses us with the awkward air of someone itching with discomfort at public speaking.
Once you have got over the initial shock, the breakbeats just seem incongruous, giving I'm Not Sorry and I Like You the awkward air of a 1980s rock band forced by their record label to "go baggy" in the wake of Madchester.
And the upcoming change in presidential administrations created that awkward air of uncertainty that comes every time a different party is about to take control of the White House.
Colbert runs through a monologue riffing on Trump's NATO blunder and awkward air kiss with running mate Mike Pence, virtually all of which is scrapped for convention coverage in the live show.
"Awkward" airs on Tuesdays at 10p.m. EST on MTV.
"Awkward" airs Tuesdays at 10 30 p.m. EST on MTV.
The super-sized third season of "Awkward" will air in two parts: The first 10 episodes will air before taking a midseason hiatus and returning for the second 10 episodes later in the year.
For natural extroverts, brief moments of silence can feel like hours of awkward dead air.
And, while we're at it, let's wave good-bye to the awkward, unpredictable air kiss.
In an awkward interview aired on Sky News on Monday, Jensen outlined the timeline of his divorce and subsequent romantic relationship.
Krishnan Guru-Murthy's two signature interviews are probably his awkward, dead air-strewn exchange with Richard Ayoade and his raw but illuminating face-off with Quentin Tarantino.
