Sentence examples for her awkwardness from inspiring English sources

But, while Sofia Helin's Saga felt organically strange, Kruger's performance as Sonya falls short, with a tinny artificiality that makes even her awkwardness feel awkward.

She is a person both awkward and uninhibited (her awkwardness more assumed by others than evidenced by her) -- and someone who inspires deep loyalty in those closest to her.

She seems to me very English in her awkwardness.

Blanchard, at least, makes her awkwardness work: we love her all the more for it.

She uses her deafness to explain her awkwardness and alienation, but I don't buy this at all.

Even as the narrator discovers a talent for peeling off her clothes in a grimy peep-booth, one can't help rooting for her, awkwardness and all.

Instead of making her Kate into, say, a caricature feminist professor, as might have seemed tempting, Tyler seizes on a less obvious but essential part of Kate's psychology — her social awkwardness and her complicated relationship with Bianca, here represented as a sexy younger sister called Bunny.

"Her solitude," he writes, "along with her quiet and general eccentricity," causes her "social awkwardness".

Kate O'Flynn suggests that Laura, for all her physical awkwardness, has inherited something of her mother's inner steel: when she tells Seth Numrich's almost neurotically anxious visitor that "you won't call again", it is not so much with faltering sadness as with iron certainty.

Her natural "awkwardness" translates as something else in her music.

(Ultimately, she resolves her social awkwardness by pretending to be "even more ignorant than she was, because he liked telling her she was a fool").