Sentence examples for awkwardness at from inspiring English sources

It is an awkwardness at odds with modern publishing's obsession with marketing and "brand extension".

(Rowling, acute as ever, knew this; she had Harry flushing with awkwardness at Hermione's embrace).

There hasn't been any awkwardness at all with meeting practical strangers," he said.

Also, they pay online, so there's no awkwardness at the end of the journey".

And then, with no awkwardness at all, they shared a long kiss.

Mr. Kaufmann conveys Parsifal's awkwardness at his first appearance, looking like a slumped-shouldered and gawky young man.

"Or do you think you're just, like, kinda average really?" There ensues a silence that is above-average in awkwardness as she glares at me.

I could say whatever I wanted and risk awkwardness, because at the end of the conversation, one click of the mouse would shut him out of my room.

"What's the matter with you?" The awkwardness signalled at here taps into a fear of confinement in an identity that has been damaged, that has gone bad.

In the course of her dark and eventful tale, Cashore plays with the idea of awkwardness, how at a certain age gifts and talents are burdens, how they make it impossible to feel comfortable in the world.

That awkwardness was at the heart of the character for which people know him best: George Michael Bluth, the painfully confused adolescent with an inappropriate crush on his cousin in the fanatically admired sitcom "Arrested Development".