Sentence examples for awkward college from inspiring English sources

His defense said the encounter was just "drunken, awkward, college sex".

The notion of dual Joplins makes dramatic sense: How better to mine the gap between the rock goddess who made love to 20,000 people with a song and the awkward college student at the University of Texas who was once nominated for 'ugliest man on campus"?

Basically, you'll be hitting up everyone from that awkward college roommate to the bartender you spoke to once in your local Chili's.

Do we think the judges are guilty of stereotyping at all? Group one was awkward "College A Capella" group, which included Bieber-wannabe Drew Ryniewicz and boy band The Anser doing earnest interpretations of Radiohead's "Creep".

Um, what exactly is considered regal about an awkward female college student who just got back from a jog?

1 hour 45 minutes An earnest, sometimes awkward comedy about college and faith, "Blue Like Jazz" takes a Baptist boy from Texas and drops him into a hotbed of aggressive individualism, Reed College in Oregon.

Critics say a new Toshiba Canada ad depicting an awkward exchange between male college roommates is anti-gay.

This might seem like a concern only for insiders, but it's become an accepted enough trope for SNL to air a sketch in 2015 mocking the junket format; an awkward teenager from a college paper allowed to interview Dakota Johnson of Fifty Shades, while she squirms and the publicist sternly attempts to steer conversation.

Indeed, before she started getting her telephone calls returned by producers, Ms. Jordan, who is in her 30's ("that's all I'll say"), struggled through an awkward series of post-college careers.

He won hearts in India with his forthright answers to college students and awkward dance moves with disadvantaged children, and in Indonesia, where his personal biography resonated.

Based on the true story of Matt Hamill (played, for most of the movie, by Russell Harvard), the first deaf wrestler to win a national collegiate championship, the film observes his transition from socially awkward Ohio teenager to adored college jock.