In September 1994, I went with Ian Jack, the then editor of the Independent on Sunday, to present awkward questions to a senior officer at New Scotland Yard.
Someday, somehow, the Tonys will figure out how to present the best-play nominees in a way that isn't perfunctory and awkward.
When those awkward situations present themselves, I try to just be as forthright, calm and honest as possible, to teach my son that there's nothing shameful or taboo about the subject.
38 39 In the Cosali cohort, a self-administered questionnaire was used to assess computer use during a typical workday in the preceding 12-month period, and awkward postures were presented to the subjects in a diagram or picture to facilitate the participants' understanding, and increase the reliability of self-assessment of posture.
In their present form they would be awkward to apply to people, even more awkward than current security procedures.
On the one hand, these awkward bodies, presented without compunction to the lens, may come as a relief to all those (especially the freaked parents of teen-agers) who despair at the corporeal standards that prevail in movies and magazines the itty-bitty, the proto-bulimic, the anti-Newtonian bust.
On the one hand, these awkward bodies, presented without compunction to the lens, may come as a relief to all those (especially the freaked parents of teen-agers) who despair at the corporeal standards that prevail in movies and magazines — the itty-bitty, the proto-bulimic, the anti-Newtonian bust.
It seemed awkward to celebrate a return.
It was awkward to watch, yet winning.
We found this feature awkward to use.
Awkward to say the least.
