Sentence examples for awkward student from inspiring English sources

The awkward student in the corner who obsessively follows a checklist may make fewer procedural mistakes than his charming friend who lights up the room.

In hinting at the biography of the Taiwan-born Feng-Hsiung Hsu, the brains behind Deep Blue, he makes the computer-fixated, awkward student so touching and so anxious – and so humanly truncated – that you almost want his machine to win.

True story: Two years ago, the mother of a socially awkward student shared with me her concern that her daughter's teacher was contributing to the exclusion her daughter was experiencing in her classroom.

I can imagine that working in a call centre in December is miserable, and nobody needs to see already awkward students in Christmas jumpers.

But then the show kept going, and we found ourselves pulled into the story of Luke O'Neil (Jahi Di'Allo Winston) and Kate Messner Peyton Kennedyy), two awkward students with their own secrets and struggles.

With a slight smile, he aimed the pointer at a slide and crowed "Oooooooh!" "Oh my God, James is so awkward," a student recalled a classmate whispering.

A socially awkward chemistry student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Boston, she writes that talking to her parakeet was often her "only non-work-related exchange of the whole day".

This ditsy cross-cultural romance about an awkward Indian student who falls for an African-American librarian includes several characters who appear in dream sequences, including Ms. Sun's Kali, the Indian goddess.

Young recommends students and new graduates start with in-person fairs before trying out virtual ones, since the virtual ones can be "awkward" for students who often "don't have experience interacting with unfamiliar people in a professional setting," he said.

Up to that point, I'd idolised pretty much every character I'd been expected to; from the cheerleaders, to the ridiculously beautiful "awkward" art students (AKA the ones wearing glasses), to the goths, to the quiet older sisters (shout outs to you, Julia Stiles).

Up to that point, I'd idolized pretty much every character I'd been expected to from the cheerleaders to the ridiculously beautiful "awkward" art students (a.k.a. the ones wearing glasses), to the goths, to the quiet older sisters (shout-outs to you, Julia Stiles).