Sentence examples for awkward from from inspiring English sources

It sounds awkward from a kid saying this, but it's true".

Still, it might have been awkward, from a public-relations standpoint, to bring him back in a marginalized role.

But then, the attempt to graft the modern Olympics onto the ancient ones was awkward from the start.

"Are you old enough to remember something called a theremin?" Howatt asked, attempting, in his enthusiasm, to lean forward but finding it awkward from his ergonomic kneeling chair.

"It felt awkward from the outset," Mr. Park said later, as he explained that a lifetime spent around men — at boys' schools, the military and now as a fireman — had made meeting women harder.

The talks have been awkward from the start because Jeter, having concluded a 10-year, $189 million deal, is now seeking a new contract just as he has started to show decline as a player.

His volte-face seems complete - there are giggles from the girls, awkward squirming from the boys in the audience as he describes his circumcision.

Polite, embarrassed applause from his supporters; respectful, awkward silence from the opposition.

Cue awkward silence from Athers and Bumble.

"It had an awkward landing from the beginning," she said.

He survived the awkward transition from Bill Clinton to George W. Bush.