Sentence examples for awkward trend from inspiring English sources

You get the sense that the duo, while thankful, almost wish they didn't win for a year, if only to dissipate what's becoming an awkward trend.

Anime is cool now, but with its rise in Western culture, an awkward trend has followed of Hollywood trying to capitalize on anime fans with big-budget remakes of their beloved franchises.

Today, the BBC's surprise American hits are not only steamy drama such as "Coupling", but the middle-market reality series and formats—home decoration ("Trading Spaces"), gardening ("Ground Force"), fashion ("What Not to Wear")—for which the BBC is so chastised at home.This trend raises an awkward issue, however.

Second, these trends reflect another awkward reality for Le Pen – that despite spending six years trying to "detox" her divisive party, she is still incredibly toxic among the wider public.

Recently VICE offices around the world have been using the Godlike, all-seeing power of Google Trends to unearth some awkward truths about our own internet habits.

The trend has come to light at an awkward time for the nation's intelligence agencies.

The personal stories have traditionally always been the most awkward time in a "Jeopardy!" contestant's life, and that trend is still going strong today.

The TSE's new assertiveness suggests that the judges are now trying to give this trend a push, even if the results are sometimes awkward.

Buelow's book is interesting for what it reveals about how digital trends are transforming the business world: blogs, Facebook and LinkedIn enable the socially awkward to create networks and generate opportunities without ever leaving their computers.

It can be awkward to do it at first - but trust me, the whole table will appreciate it, and you'll be a trend setter.

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