Sentence examples for bit of awkward from inspiring English sources

This indecorous question roused just a bit of awkward applause.

Aha! Perhaps what's really going on is that "Sex" got a bit of awkward reality right.

Then, in the final third, after a bit of awkward foreshadowing, a masked gunman bursts into the school and starts mowing down our main characters.

There's also a bit of awkward, oedipal chat -- Pattinson played an aged Witherspoon's son in the 2004 film "Vanity Fair," though the scene was eventually cut.

Still, I couldn't avoid a bit of awkward sitting around as the other candidates skim pointless brochures, their eyes desperately flickering with emotions that ranged from malice to hungry ambition.

Still, it's a bit of awkward timing for Perry, who at Monday night's presidential debate was attacked by his fellow candidates for his 2007 executive order, which he says he signed in order to help prevent girls from contracting the sexually transmitted virus and developing cervical cancer.

And it has been a bit of an awkward fit ever since.

Instead, the prosecutor stood up and said, "We're in a bit of an awkward situation.

New Orleans, in fact, has been in "a little bit of an awkward predicament," he said.

She admitted it was a a bit of an awkward situation.

In the ad featuring the two Frankies, they are shown posing in a bit of an awkward embrace.