Sentence examples for horribly awkward from inspiring English sources
It's horribly awkward, sure, yet the actual questions he puts rely on tired malapropism — mistaking Hamas for hummus, say — and, if you look at the faces of the negotiators, you don't see dumb humiliation.
WITHOUT exception, players in New Jersey commercial real estate offices find themselves in a horribly awkward position -- hurt and damaged as people and companies, perhaps, but thrust into the catbird seat as a prime source of office space for companies displaced from downtown Manhattan.
What starts off as horribly awkward as the pair bump into other dancers soon becomes a thing of beauty as they adapt to each other and finally connect: not only in terms of their dancing, but emotionally.
Finally, if the person you're in a relationship with seems to be struggling but doesn't have a diagnosis, bringing it up may feel horribly awkward but it could be the lifeline they need, Fishman says.
Regardless of your opinion, it's fair to say that she was not particularly well-versed in politics (or in… much – "What's an aura?" – but I will say she can give herself an amazing face of makeup and an incredible blow-dry, which is, in many ways, much, much better), and as such she ended up going on Good Morning Britain and doing a horribly awkward segment with Nigel Farage.
Liverpool remain horribly rusty, but an awkward obstacle has been hurdled nevertheless.
Spence D. of IGN Music, felt that Knowles' rapping in the song was a "bad idea" and described the song as "awkward, [and] horribly dated".
But it might help its horribly endangered tigers.In this section Awkward bedfellows Looting the aged The imperial imperative Taking on the Taliban Dangerous liaisons Tigers in the twilight Reprints.
Horrible things happen, horribly.
Awkward, cynical and offensive, this "famous war artist" returns to London from the front horribly disfigured.
