Sentence examples for awkward paper from inspiring English sources

The "Game of Thrones" star referenced the model's awkward "Paper Towns" press interview in his own interview with The Sunday Times' Style magazine. .

Admirably inventive is the scene where the narrator imagines she recreates the jungle of her rape through the construction of origami forms--first a single grasshopper, then multiple grasshoppers, and the awkward paper forms come to life--hopping and rubbing their legs together.

Every time the right wing of the Liberal party takes on Turnbull over things such as a Safe Schools campaign or climate policy and forces some kind of internal compromise, or awkward paper-over backdown, Labor HQ gives a quiet cheer.

Their double bill at Zankel Hall on Wednesday night looked awkward on paper but worked neatly in practice.

The line between adorkable and just plain awkward is paper thin.

Like unbreachable blister packs or awkward sticky tape, paper jams suggest that imperfection will persist, despite our best efforts.

The VICELAND hosts talked about the president's awkward interactions and paper towel throwing abilities.

At the Leveson inquiry Gallagher avoided potentially awkward questions about his paper's failure to report comments by Vince Cable about declaring war on Rupert Murdoch.

He bungled the last piece of paper, an awkward corner, then bungled it again.

This is not genteel tittering, to paper over awkward silences, but something deeper and more spontaneous.

Over 650 pages long, with almost 60 contributors, London: City of Disappearances is a highrise of paper, too awkward for ease of use, too dense for comfort, too big for its own good, and - once you winch it open - as sprawling and overcrowded as the city to which it pays its tributes.