Sentence examples for complex and awkward from inspiring English sources

The Romney campaign struggles with religious issues in complex and awkward ways.

Additionally, the process to disassemble the pistol is overly complex and awkward.

Regarding the format, reviewers felt the stories were too long, the language was too advanced for an average reader, and some sentences were complex and awkward.

Nixon had a complex personality, both very secretive and awkward, yet strikingly reflective about himself.

"Marine biologists report that lobsters are fascinating beings with complex social interactions, long childhoods and awkward adolescences," she wrote, continuing, "Like humans, they flirt with one another and have even been seen walking 'claw-in-claw!' And like humans, lobsters feel pain".

"Arguably we've all been there and it's a very awkward and complex and confusing time of life," Dr. Becky Inkster, a Cambridge neuroscientist, told the BBC.

However, commercial PASG are relatively expensive, complex in design and manufacture, difficult to repair and awkward to clean.

However, there is also recognition of its alien origins and awkward fit in the much more complex healthcare environment, where collaborative, interdisciplinary teams are more egalitarian in structure [ 9, 10, 39].

Because all people are complex and we, too, relate to being awkward or misunderstood or smart.

However miserable the times and awkward the place, Newby's characters are usually endearing, and often complex.

Romney is wooden and awkward.