Sentence examples for awkward warmth from inspiring English sources
But Berenson, reluctantly at first, and then with a slightly awkward warmth, joins in.
Though suffering from multiple sclerosis, the Republican front-runner's wife has spoken impressively at many campaign events, to which she brings the warmth and spontaneity that her awkward, robotic husband finds so difficult to convey.
Cooke plays off the intimate details of their lives against their grand plans, and it left me feeling such warmth and admiration for the awkward duo, in their uncompromisingly modern life.
It's an awkward, funny and deceptively clever confection that is saved from Hollywood hipness by the unmistakable warmth of the complex relationship at its heart.
Last year, Emily Nussbaum observed that the sex was largely awkward, and just one element of a show that "treats a highly specific circle of gay men with warmth and playfulness, viewing their struggles as ordinary, not outrageous".
There might be just a slightly awkward feeling to the introduction of these characters one more time, but under Monroe's guidance the usual feeling of warmth evidenced in the previous books spreads over you.
