Sentence examples for awkward new from inspiring English sources

This creates an awkward new dynamic that is expressed in the amusingly banal dialogue that this script maintains.

But as Hollywood acclimates to China, it is encountering an awkward new level of collaboration with Communist Party censors.

A number of large law firms reportedly turned down the assignment because they were fearful of taking on an awkward new client and alienating existing ones.

An awkward new relationship takes on a different dimension in a week when Australia's disability community once again finds itself fighting preconceptions about relationships and childrearing.

Scores of rope lines, custard stands, sandwich shops, county fairs, rodeos, veterans halls, nursing homes, and bowling alleys now stand between another awkward New Englander and the White House.

But in using the argument to support gay marriage in Massachusetts, where the case arose, the judge created an awkward new debating point within the less-government movement about where social goals and government policy intersect, or perhaps collide.

Unfortunately, Ms. Reza's American fans are unlikely to derive much comfort from the awkward New York production of "Life x 3," directed by Matthew Warchus and starring Helen Hunt and John Turturro.

Xio is the chipper hispanic teen girl who develops a crush on Frederick; he's the white, awkward, questioning new kid at school.

"Should any future government wish to recouple, it can be done, albeit the timing of the election is awkward, as new decoupled A- and AS-levels will be in schools ready for first teaching in September 2015".

The focus on rule breaking may make for some awkward moments: New England Coach Bill Belichick is expected to attend, and the Patriots' Robert K. Kraft is one of the N.F.L.'s most powerful owners.

"Awkward," a new comedy about suburban high school life, beginning on Tuesday on MTV, is both homage and rebuke: a tribute to the exquisite mix of satire and sincerity that distinguished "Freaks and Geeks," and a takedown of the cloying sanctimony you witness after only a few minutes of something like "The Secret Life of the American Teenager".