Sentence examples for awkward take from inspiring English sources

For a surefire way to make a conversation exceedingly awkward, take "Good Day New York" host Rosanna Scotto's approach during an interview with Nicholas Hoult in which she asked if Jennifer Lawrence's leaked nude photos were intended for him.

I began to feel a bit awkward, taking up so much room in my cot.

Thus not only had I not diluted my cynicism, but if I hated it I would feel awkward taking advantage of their hospitality.

Boomers may feel awkward taking direction from younger bosses and younger bosses may feel awkward dishing it out.

Wear a skimpy outfit so you don't feel so awkward taking your clothes off.

Perhaps it was too precious to discard and too awkward to take along.

A friend tells Cyrus, "Sometimes you lack transitions," and while these synaptic leaps are often effective, a few unnecessarily awkward lines take committed unraveling.

I'm basically the female version of that," and we'll both burst out laughing because it's too awkward to take seriously, the edifice of her character sort of floating awkwardly between us.

At Pixar and DreamWorks SKG, clusters of awkward artists take mime and acting classes.

Zuckerberg earlier explained "If you think about phones, it's still a little awkward to take it out of your pocket.

But what makes it awkward to take Yablo's view as a version of fictionalism is that he seems to think that what (pure and mixed) mathematical sentences really say or, more precisely, what typical utterances of these sentences really say is true and nominalistic in content.