Sentence examples similar to recognized awkwardness from inspiring English sources

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(The Trumps seem to have recognized the awkwardness of the photographs: the Times reported that "an individual close to the family hinted that Ms. Trump would not be attending meetings like this in the future").

Uber to its credit, recognized this awkwardness and removed it from the experience.

Most players, recognizing that awkwardness, use earplugs selectively, perhaps just for the cringe-making passages.

Still, Obama seemed to recognize the awkwardness of such an initiative at a time when Assad remains in power, and the Taliban stands poised to reclaim swaths of Afghanistan.

Jazz listeners might recognize the liberated awkwardness of Paul Bley in Mr. Iverson's style -- improvised notes pour out in an unsteady flow, creating friction against the groove and making you focus on the power of each interval.

It's a source of both wonder and awkwardness that the Philippines' most internationally recognized film star is an 32-inch-tall primordial dwarf.

The awkwardness raised by the existence of Class A directors was recognized most recently by Congress during the debate on the Dodd-Frank financial reform legislation, as a result of which such directors are no longer involved in selecting the heads of the regional Federal Reserve Banks.

Catherine is all the more miserable because she is smart enough to recognize her own social awkwardness and how dismayed her father is by it.

It presents in myriad ways, including an obsession with details, social awkwardness, a seeming inability to recognize the feelings or reactions of others, and flat, outward expression with few physical cues as to what the AS person is feeling.

You stand, breathing hard, the sweat cold on your forehead, the makeup caking dry, leaning forward to see their faces, recognizing from the rhythm of their walk and their little irrelevant jokes that they are moving sideways toward an awkwardness.

Stahl herself even recognizes the marked change in Zuckerberg from the first time she interviewed him in 2008; at one point in voiceover, Stahl notes remembering "his awkwardness from three years ago, and how he rarely blinks". She immediately follows with how "he's far more relaxed now, easier to smile, and noticeably more confident," a sight that we as viewers can easily recognize as well.

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