Sentence examples for awkward slightly from inspiring English sources

And Budd still shuffles in her awkward, slightly mechanical, elbowy way.

But as a dreamy, awkward, slightly goofy, urban, state school Sikh, the outsider's outsider-outsider.

Sometimes awkward, slightly Americanised and even uncool in his banter with the crowd, his stage presence is raised by his towering achievements, with The Smiths most of all.

She stands before us, stooping slightly, in a shapeless red pinafore like an awkward, slightly wistful schoolgirl up before the headteacher.

At first she appears shy and awkward, slightly somewhere else; it's that same mixture of vulnerability and self-containment she brings to her screen roles.

Maude turned in an essay in which she described herself as "the awkward, slightly O.C.D., preppy, motherly, nerd who knew barely anything about being a 'regular teen.' " Teen Vogue also took note of Maude on Twitter and had her interview One Direction for the magazine's Web site.

Stephen Fry just isn't funny tonight, that impression of Stephen Hawking was incredibly awkward #donttakethispissoutofalegend slightly thrown by @stephenfry 's verbal impression of the amazing @stephenhawking.

A somewhat awkward translation and slightly off-kilter rhymes do little to dull Chauffrey's exuberantly topsy-turvy landscapes.

Yes, he says proudly, "I've always been a geek and slightly awkward… slightly umm… I was never the cool kid at school".

Even standing still he looked slightly awkward.

The morning was only slightly awkward.