Sentence examples for awkward cold from inspiring English sources

Gone are the days of the "Tuesday Newsday" formal press release distribution lists and awkward cold calls.

Sturgeon was regarded as a little awkward and cold in her early days.

Jamie meets with both his mom and dad at different times and their interactions are not awkward or cold.

The intaglio Coetzee who emerges from the women's accounts is an unprepossessing figure, cold, awkward, remote, stubborn, foolish.

"Shy in manner, seeming cold; awkward in attitude, and with little in his bearing that suggested command" — so Henry Adams described him, in his great study of Jefferson's two presidential terms.

He patted her shoulder the same cold, awkward way a stranger does when you start crying on public transit.

I selected it after my mother's death, not because I liked it but because it offers the memory of my mother and of the awkward, temporarily placed cold comfort that she gave me.

Things go from hilarious to ice-cold awkward very quickly.

Mila Kunis refused to discuss the conflict in Ukraine because she "doesn't identify" during a particularly cold and awkward interview with Star-Ledger – according to the publication.

It's paradoxically an incredibly tender and yet brutal song…because the water in that river, flowing eternally, a poor, awkward symbol, is extremely cold.

It is bitterly cold, and hideously awkward.