Sentence examples for physically awkward from inspiring English sources

She still feels physically awkward and ill at ease.

Although Ms. Eaglen is a physically awkward Brunnhilde, she sings with sumptuous sound and deep conviction.

Accustomed to living inside their heads instead of with other people, their characters are initially physically awkward around each other.

Physically awkward, with one shorter arm, Stalin, once a published poet, was half murderous tyrant, half intellectual, always reading.

Miles Davis may be the one musician who justifies the overpriced and physically awkward format of the boxed set.

If so, it was a bad mistake, for Mr. Copley actually did some good work with this physically awkward singer.

The crimes are many: the bullying of the awkward, physically inept Oskar by Jonny (Graeme Dalling), the neediness of Oskar's alcoholic single mother (Susan Vidler), the emotional distance of Oskar's father (Gary Mackay) and the lack of protection offered to the boy by the school gym teacher (Gavin Kean).

Children with Asperger's syndrome, a mild form of autism, are socially awkward and often physically clumsy, but many are verbal prodigies, speaking in complex sentences at early ages, reading newspapers fluently by age 5 or 6 and acquiring expertise in some preferred topic — stegosaurs, clipper ships, Interstate highways — that will astonish adults and bore their playmates to tears.

Socially, this is awkward; physically, it might be decidedly uncomfortable.

It took quite a bit of ingenuity to gain admission, however, since Mr. Heim, by his own admission, was awkward physically and not flexible.

The story is sparked by the arrival of money, in the person of Danny Ross Kevin Corrigann), a pudgy, physically and socially awkward middle-aged man who, it turns out, is suddenly and fabulously wealthy, and very self-conscious about it.