Sentence examples for awkward birth from inspiring English sources

Panels had an awkward birth.

That the capital is still, as Henry Miller envisaged it back in the 40s, "in the throes of birth: awkward, confused, clumsy, unsure of itself" cannot be denied.

For decades, there's been plenty of television exploring these themes — from "Roseanne" on — and you'd run out of fat fingers ticking off current plots on "Girls," "The Mindy Project," "New Girl," "Drop Dead Diva," "Glee," "Mike and Molly," "Awkward," even "Switched at Birth".

The timing of his birth was "awkward," as he put it in his most famous poem, "The Portrait": several weeks earlier, his father had killed himself by drinking carbolic acid in a public park, leaving his mother, Yetta Jasspon Kunitz, with two daughters, six and three, and Stanley imminent.

Frontman Alex Hwang observed his parents and their awkward, pained displacement from their birth culture and envisaged them as Monsters Calling Home, the original name for the band.

In contrast, many fathers felt awkward and excluded during the birth and struggled to find their role.

Because the umbilical cord was wrapped around my neck at birth, I have an awkward gait and slurred speech.

The economy blossomed in the 1990s after reforms gave birth to Vietnam's awkward mix of a market economy closely chaperoned by the Communist Party.

Despite her wardrobe and her boomer feminism, a potentially awkward income disparity (now resolved) and her low birth rate (especially by Palin standards), there is something unexpectedly feminine - and therefore complicated - about Hillary's approach to marriage.

If your newborn baby is a Smurf, then I can understand the blue ribbon on the birth announcement... along with the awkward explanation about who the father is.

The fact is: vasectomies are the most effective form of male birth control, but many people feel awkward talking about it".