Sentence examples for awkward facade from inspiring English sources
Rather like Howard Wilkinson, incidentally his key mentor, Pearson has a somewhat dour, occasionally downright awkward, facade.
The 34-year-old Evans is an emotional man beneath his often awkward, sometimes closed, facade and he wept in the arms of his colleagues in the Swiss-American BMC team as he prepared to accept the maillot jaune for the first time in this year's race.
The ground-floor entry is oddly laid out: the main entrance is set at the corner and cuts diagonally into the lobby, creating an awkward leftover space just inside the street facade.
I've seen an awkward teenager who was teased at school, hid his deep-seated insecurities under a facade of confidence and never felt like a "real man" because he was scared of his own sensitivity.
Instead of having an awkward apartment house wall as its backdrop, Wright's Guggenheim now stands before a handsome facade of what the architects, Mr. Gwathmey, Mr. Siegel and their associate, Jacob Alspector, call a "tartan grid" of limestone.
As hot as it is outside, after all, it must be that much hotter underneath this facade of wire and rubber, an outfit so unwieldy that every step becomes an awkward hop.
Who will prune the facade?
The principal facade appeared untouched.
The facade leads you in".
Butler Library, north facade, undated.
