Sentence examples similar to reasonably awkward from inspiring English sources
He undergoes about 30 minutes of back stretching exercises to throw reasonably safely; one awkward move could reinjure the disk and end his career.
(In the novel the character is "towheaded".) She's reasonably convincing as an awkward teenager.
And to his credit, President Obama navigated this awkward moment reasonably well, accepting the prize on behalf of all women and men working for a better world.
"I was thinking a lot about The Downward Spiral album era, and the person I was at that time," he says, awkward, verbose but reasonably zen at 48, still clad in shredded black threads but a far more affable prospect than his intense and difficult reputation suggests.
Their refusal to take his words at their apparent value clearly unsettled Clark, who – one might reasonably assume – had spent his 38 years of reproachless service perfecting a presentational technique that ensured no awkward questions were asked.
