Sentence examples for awkward features from inspiring English sources

Their awkward features lent them a humble earnestness; in fact, they looked a lot like the Romanesque figures at Kilpeck.

Yet Guilbert had her own awkward features: a lanky, bony unprettiness that Toulouse-Lautrec immortalised in sympathetic caricatures of her.

Despite disavowing anything that smacks of utopia or revolution, he seems to have persuaded himself that sectarian warfare in the Middle East, the re-emergence of the far right in Europe, enmity between China and Japan, as well as other awkward features of the contemporary scene, can be left behind if only we learn to tell ourselves new stories.

Its resident company, the Pyotr Fomenko Workshop Theater, is well known for psychologically complex productions of classic texts, and it thrived in its former location: a cramped, repurposed Soviet cinema with two small performance halls and awkward features like large load-bearing columns, often part of the scenery.

After some discussion of the animal's awkward features -- including its fuzzy nose and apparently "poor hygiene" -- someone else said, "He's got an expression on his face that says 'How long do I have to put up with this abuse?'" .

One awkward feature for the Bush White House in trying to portray Mr. Walker's actions as misguided is that Mr. Walker's pedigree is generally that of a Republican.

Comedians like Rebel Wilson and Melissa McCarthy are becoming stars in their own right, Adele has conquered the airwaves, and television shows like "Parks and Recreation" and MTV's "Awkward" feature plus-size characters with active love lives.

An awkward feature of other people's freedoms is that they will sometimes get in your eyes.It is because the regulation of smoking requires such a delicate balancing of freedoms, rights and responsibilities that a clean once-and-for-all settlement between the tobacco companies and those suing them will be hard to negotiate.

The worst and most awkward feature by far on the MV800 is its Pose Guide.

Twitter introduced Discover in 2011, but it was always sort of an awkward feature, trying to cobble together top new stories, tweets from your network, trends, events, and more over the years.

While nuclear war has not occurred, the most awkward feature of climate change is the lag (which some have said is as long as 40 years) between emission of greenhouse gases and their worst effects.