Sentence examples for awkward motto from inspiring English sources
For many voters "the union" has been an awkward motto on the banner to cluster beneath on the no side, because it's never been a phrase that they've used or found comfortable, and the most obvious result of the arguments through these long months that it no longer means what perhaps it once did.
She experimented with this approach on "Matangi," from 2013, an album with plenty of inspired pop moments but also plenty of ungainly choices, like the years-too-late reinterpretation of Drake's "YOLO" motto as an awkward song called "YALA" (You Always Live Again).
What better opportunity for Pope Francis to follow in the footsteps of his predecessor, put into practice the Jubilee's motto, and write the final chapter of this awkward, disgraceful story with an actual gesture of mercy?
(A city can have more than one motto — Greenville still calls itself "The Heart and Soul of the Delta" — but it would be awkward to be more than one capital).
(A city can have more than one motto Greenville still calls itself "The Heart and Soul of the Delta but it would be awkward to be more than one capital).
