Sentence examples for remarkably awkward from inspiring English sources

Attendees of Google I/O 2010 will recall the product's flubbed launch demo, when a series of connectivity problems prevented Google TV's product leads from actually controlling the device, leading to some remarkably awkward pauses.

She gave us a fearless, sympathetic, crazy-confident character who ushered Louie into the era of sexual reciprocity with a horror that was shocking and thought-provoking and, remarkably, more awkward than all the other terrible, no good, very bad dates Louis C.K.'s character has endured on the show.

More remarkably, a torrent of awkward questions is suddenly raining down on Ireland's sole commissioner at the European Union's headquarters in Brussels, Padraig Flynn, over transactions when he was Fianna Fail's treasurer in the 1980s.

They talk on the phone with relative frequency, but many of their previous personal meetings have been remarkably brief – and sometimes quite awkward.

Malaysians' spirit of give-and-take, he lamented, had been replaced by the idea that progress was a zero-sum game among the races.Apart from some deadly riots in 1969, the country has so far done remarkably well in handling the awkward racial mix it inherited when the Malaysian peninsula gained independence from Britain in 1957 (Britain's colonies on Borneo joined the union later).

Though it has some awkward patches, and occasionally risks melodrama, "Safety" is on the whole a remarkably graceful satire, out of which sympathy sprouts like an unruly weed (Scott).

Be lanced by lice! … Still, awkward passages are rare in "Graveyard Clay"; the translation, on the whole, is remarkably elegant.

Remarkably mature.

Awkward phrasing.

Awkward jargon.

Remarkably, yes.