Sentence examples for awkward fine from inspiring English sources

"Awkward," fine.

The son (H2629) of the index case had normal initial milestones but was also noted to be delayed throughout childhood with awkward fine motor control and was unable to walk independently until 8 years of age.

Walk into an American restaurant and a glass of tap water will swiftly appear – no need for the awkward "tap's fine" in response to the snooty, presumptuous "still or sparkling?" you get so often in Britain.

If you're passive and antisocial and awkward, that's fine.

An awkward shape is fine, it's an elephant's ear after all!

But he is walking a fine, even awkward, line, saying on March 10th that he "understands" Mr Putin's need to meddle in Ukraine.In the poorer parts of Central Asia Mr Putin has even more clout.

At a town hall in Muskego later in the day, Mr. Romney opened up the floor to voters with a freewheeling invitation: "And awkward questions are just fine," he said.

Roddick, in the midst of a deflating season at age 28, clearly does not cast as dark a shadow across the net at this awkward stage of his fine career.

But he is walking a fine, even awkward, line, having said on March 10th that he is "understanding" of Mr Putin's need to meddle in Ukraine to protect Russians.In the poorer parts of Central Asia Mr Putin has even more clout.

En route to its delightful if touchingly awkward finale, the movie dispenses the sort of lessons that walk a fine line between insightful and didactic.

But avoiding the question altogether is fine (if socially awkward); no casual acquaintance is entitled to demand a curriculum vitae.