Sentence examples for profoundly awkward from inspiring English sources

It is a profoundly awkward moment.

Denmark's has mostly produced questions and for many Europeans they are profoundly awkward ones.

And yet old age now sits in the culture in a profoundly awkward way.

When you get married at our age, and try to fit two fully formed lives together, it is profoundly awkward.

Using mostly amateur performers and improvised dialogue, Mr. Silver has created a profoundly awkward riff on dysfunction that's uneventful but not unrewarding.

Crossing paths with a self-awareness couples group sharing the conference hotel, the programmers are variously prodded into (artificial?) interaction with profoundly awkward results.

Otherwise, not only would family barbecues be profoundly more awkward, but left to my own devices, I could imagine any number of outrageous scenarios "human resources" describes.

"He's profoundly socially awkward, which I really, really relate to," Malloy told me of Pierre, sitting in the back row of the Imperial; moments later, as if to prove his point, he accidentally elbowed his script off a ledge.

There are weak points in this – his sudden falling in love is unconvincing – but Duncan is a profoundly satisfying character in his awkward, dogged goodness.

He was profoundly suspicious of committees and bureaucratic processes and thrived on his reputation as one of academic archaeology's awkward squad; it was typical that he turned down an MBE a few months before his death.

At its best (Seasons 2-4), The Office encapsulated the awkward, frustrating, and often cringe-worthy moments of the workplace in a manner that was both profoundly funny and often just profound.