Sentence examples for palpable awkwardness from inspiring English sources

Eliot Spitzer's incredibly awkward Leno interview on Friday made headlines for its palpable awkwardness, but before Jay asked him how he could be so stupid for soliciting prostitutes while cracking down on people who did the same, the New York comptroller candidate exchanged a moment with his former "SNL" doppelganger, Bill Hader.

Instead, there seems to be a direct correlation between how respected an award is and the palpable awkwardness of the winners.

His unexpected decision to declare for Brexit at the start of the campaign seems to have served no political purpose and instead generated ire in Downing Street and contributed to a palpable awkwardness throughout the campaign.

A woman who's very easy to fall in love with". In a key scene in Olivia's kitchen, palpable awkwardness blossoms into a beautiful example of actors communicating.

Staring intensely at someone until they feel your gaze and shrink accordingly due to palpable awkwardness is not the goal.

There was a palpable first-date awkwardness between them.

I assumed that teenagers, no matter how great their potential, were far too young to make the transition to the pros, their baby-faced awkwardness palpable and painful to witness.

The awkwardness was palpable, sultry, like fondue.

Robin, meanwhile, is doing something he rarely allowed himself to do in his act up to this point: He's speaking as himself, in his natural voice, with no character or accent to hide behind, and his awkwardness is palpable.

For one thing, the awkwardness was palpable.

The awkwardness is palpable.