Sentence examples for exceedingly awkward from inspiring English sources
The answer lies in Benjamin's exceedingly awkward embrace of Marxism.
He was, as Kotkin says, "an exceedingly awkward potential partner for the Western powers".
Now, judging the relative merits of 19th-century fiction, a once simple set of choices became exceedingly awkward.
However, Mr. Melamed, besides playing an exceedingly awkward would-be lover who appears with a bouquet of flowers at just the wrong moment, also brings out Vanya's loneliness.
Though what Mr. Putin said is not accurate — the staged hanging was a performance intended as a protest against homophobia, racism and anti-Semitism — it put Ms. Merkel in an exceedingly awkward position, and she gave no response.
Giggs's own thoughts about Van Gaal's managerial style are understood to fall roughly in line with those of Neville and Scholes, his close friends, and the last couple of years have been exceedingly awkward for him as assistant manager, brought up on the old United principles but having to adhere to a different way of thinking and not wanting to rock the boat.
They are merely exceedingly clumsy.
These exceedingly polite but socially awkward individuals turn out to be real-life aliens known as Thermians, and not only have they been watching the show faithfully for eons, they've also modeled their civilization on it.
It's a process that is awkward and cumbersome to express in words, but appears exceedingly elegant in Dennis' video and photo depictions.
Gas prices, being exceedingly volatile things, can have a number of causes behind their rather awkward oscillating.
