Sentence examples for awkward sentiment from inspiring English sources

"Norbit" was widely reviled for its caricatures; little attention was paid to Murphy's own self-caricature, to his own confessional sense of weakness and of evil, of oblivious self-interest and awkward sentiment, of the desire and capacity for utter otherness.

Nostalgia is an awkward sentiment for anyone who views these mountains as a dynamic and ever-changing landscape shaped by seismic uplift and modeled by storms and fires.

Both these changes in sentiment raise awkward questions for the Big Four accounting firms: Deloitte, Ernst & Young, PwC and KPMG.HP first.

And by 'sometimes,' I mean 'most of the time not.' A lot of the time, you just end up expressing your sentiment in awkward and uncomfortable ways because you were trying to rhyme.

In spite of one plot twist that mars this spirit (one character is the victim of genuine tragedy, and the sentiment generated feels awkward and intrusive), this is a play that is deliciously amused by the sophisticated torment its characters visit on one another.

Any impact on consumer sentiment would come at an awkward time, with the economy still struggling to bounce back from recession.

Back in 2009, Watson shared the same sort of sentiment, labeling the situation an awkward one.

While Eastwood's speech was embarrassing both for Eastwood and the Republican Party, it was only a more awkward and blunt formulation of the Republican message and sentiment that was expressed throughout the convention.

Asked if he had considered playing despite his players' sentiments, McEnroe said: "I'd feel a little awkward.

Other gamers have echoed that sentiment, saying that typing their feelings or flirtations is less awkward than saying them aloud.

It was too awkward, the narratives of the day were all about iPhones and the sentiment among devs was that the hot ticket money was to be found in mobile.