Sentence examples for awkward compared to from inspiring English sources

"On Facebook, matchmaking can be awkward compared to Match.com, where everyone's there for the same thing," contends Blatt.

Putting aside the edge of the S6 Edge for a moment, the curved styling of the rest of the handset is as expected, with very little different or awkward compared to the norm.

I'm trying to craft a beaded bracelet called a rafiki (Swahili for "friend"), but my handiwork is slow and awkward compared to the hands of the women who teach me.

What's more, his genial stiffness and shy self-awareness give him a kind of awkward dignity compared to the preening smugness of Cruz.

I agree that the performances are (deliberately) awkward or stilted compared to the dominant, ie trained, style.

Science may enjoy huge political, financial and economic support elsewhere, but museums of science and technology often feel less popular, slightly awkward and unglamorous compared to art galleries and theatres.

Again, note whether or not his speaking is extra awkward around you compared to around other people.

We girls blushed and giggled when we put our hands in our partners' hands, and the boys, many of them shy and nervous, waltzed us around in an awkward manner that our classmate compared to laborers moving bags of cabbage.

And, for me, that brought with it another consequence: constantly being compared to Tamwar Masood, the awkward, bespectacled, cardigan-wearing Asian guy I went to the pub for precisely not to be compared to.

Teachers who reported awkward arm positions at work reported the highest prevalence of LBP in the current study, when compared to those who did not adopt awkward arm positions, which is consistent with some previous research [ 38, 40, 41].

That is the exact opposite of what I am saying, and anyone who has ever been compared to a famous person understands how awkward it is.