Sentence examples for awkward feelings from inspiring English sources

There have been no setbacks in his recovery, he said, but in each step of his return, he has had "awkward" feelings in the arm.

Chilly temperatures were not nearly as strange as the awkward feelings about the teetering Red Sox: Is this the last time Martínez will pitch?

There have been underlying feelings between the two for a while, and after Delaney's almost death, both of them struggle with the awkward feelings.

I think he's going to do the same and have a great season this year, whatever awkward feelings there may be.

Courtney Simon, a striker who formerly worked as a script editor on "As the World Turns," acknowledged some awkward feelings about protesting against Mr. Stewart, whose show she said she loved.

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You know that horrible, awkward feeling...when you go somewhere, public or private, and feel like you are underdressed, overdressed or just stand out like a sore thumb?

It's an awful and awkward feeling.

"At the beginning anyway, he had a slightly awkward feeling about him".

Maybe it's because television provides a distance that removes the awkward feeling people have about real-life weirdos.

"But there's no question, I mean, it's an awkward feeling going somewhere where Americans aren't really wanted.