Sentence examples for enough awkward from inspiring English sources

Even so, the Governor's anxious-sounding answers to his questions produced more than enough awkward moments to justify McCain's decision to hold her back for study hall.

Manned submersibles will not replace robots for most of that, but Mr Rush reckons there are enough awkward jobs which are better done by a craft unencumbered by tethers that Cyclops and its successors might garner as much as 5% of the pie.

I can get enough awkward dates with mediocre girls at home, you know?" But Francesco's approach differs slightly than the fleeting Wingman-users and Tinder-ing Olympians: yes, he meets women via technology, but also keeps up with them via technology, too.

We've had enough awkward miscommunications to know that looking like an email rube is better than being vague and risking ill-will.

It was perceived as not realistic enough, awkward, even technically incorrect.

For enough awkwardness to last you through Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas and beyond, check out Awkward Family Photos' new book, Awkward Family Holiday Photos.

Fury thanked God and then, with Klitschko still there, looking — appropriately enough — rather awkward, he turned to his wife, Paris Fury, who was resplendent in a Moschino dollar-sign jacket and beginning to weep.

This ad, in support of failed Mississippi Republican Senate candidate Chris McDaniel, starts out badly enough: terrible, awkward "acting," a mention of Mark Levin's nutball book... but then one of the characters says, "I had a dream about that," and the next three minutes are lost in the fabric of someone's deeply weird imagination.

I'm tempted to see some films just because they have great titles, like The Perks of Being a Wallflower (which stars Emma Watson, so you'll be able to see it soon enough), My Awkward Sexual Adventure, The Pervert's Guide to Ideology and The mutability of all things and the possibility of changing some (yes, that's the title).

That would be awkward enough.

Matters are already awkward enough.