Sentence examples for deeply awkward from inspiring English sources
The campaign gives the impression, at least, that the company is confronting deeply awkward topics head on.
What to do about them remains nearly twelve years later and has become a deeply awkward quandary for Washington.
Mr. Nash, now 73, an inordinately gifted, deeply awkward man, possesses one of the most extraordinary mathematical intellects of his generation.
Its heartbreaking images of gay love, physical punishment, treachery and exile were deeply formative for me and deeply awkward for my father in the next seat.
The Sun is certainly out to get its former friend Gordon Brown, to the extent that it has published a deeply awkward private telephone conversation between the prime minister and the mother of a soldier killed in Afghanistan.
The media have no place in this". This is a deeply awkward moment for the Scientology organisation, which has been attempting to regain the initiative after a period that has seen the public defection of another Hollywood adherent, the Oscar-winning director Paul Haggis, as well as the allegations against Miscavige and judicial investigations in France and Australia.
The network is banking on countless such altercations to provide their program, and its millions of likely viewers, with deeply embarrassing, painfully awkward moments in the life of a put-upon, in-way-over-his-head young celebrity husband.
Among those who responded to the article were empathetic Americans who professed to sharing our difficulties ("I'm not British, just deeply socially awkward") and Britons who felt they'd hit the nail on the head.
After years of climate boredom, a solid bolt of energy animates these affirmations, in stark contrast to weird, rambling stream of falsehoods in Trump's announcement and the deeply hollow, awkward celebrations of climate change deniers.
Beethoven's awkward, deeply moving attempt at opera seemed especially appropriate at Friday's first performance.
It was horrifyingly awkward and deeply unsexy.
