Sentence examples for awkwardly written from inspiring English sources

Ellen Barkin, as the reporter, has the film's most awkwardly written role.

It has some touching moments amid awkwardly written and unabashedly manipulative ones.

Contrapuntal passages, as when Marie tells of home life with her handsome but bullying husband, are awkwardly written.

But she said the condition of the anonymity in the CNN story was "awkwardly written," unusual and unnecessary.

Although her treatment of McDaniel's life is somewhat awkwardly written and academic — more a thesis than a biography — she has done thorough research.

There's a hint of genuine pathos late in the play, when McAlary interviews Louima, but the scene is so awkwardly written that it's uncomfortable to watch.

As he awkwardly wrote in one of his tub-thumping political tracts, being caucasian is a "social privilege from which we must be wakened to be free to throw off our skin-consciousness which is our collective blindness, and sometimes that awakening must be violent for there is no other way".

Seeso's must-watch gem Take My Wife featured real-life married couple/comedians Cameron Esposito and Rhea Butcher, following their lives and careers together and proving that you can make a hilarious queer show without awkwardly writing around sexuality, fetishizing two women in bed or, you know, killing off all the lesbians.

"She reached across the bed and embraced him awkwardly," Mr. Faber writes, "like a member of the Royal Family embracing a deformed child".

The book is dryly written and awkwardly translated, but nevertheless moving.

Through e-mail messages written in awkwardly formal English, she was informed that the owner of the apartment lived in Alaska.