Sentence examples for seemingly awkward from inspiring English sources

In a seemingly awkward moment for the two ex-teammates, their eyes finally met.

Raoul De Keyser, a Belgian painter whose evocative, seemingly awkward abstractions both celebrated and questioned his medium, died on Oct. 5 in Deinze, near Ghent.

n.y". on the front, and the title spelled out on the back in the spindly black lettering with seemingly awkward gaps between the words.

Gaga movement transforms the body into a wiggling, twisting mass, in which the joints stretch so far that limbs are placed in seemingly awkward positions as the ribs lift up, away from the "sit bones".

The musical theater actress Lindsay Mendez has landed one of the plum roles of this summer's Off Broadway season: Rose, a seemingly awkward waitress who proves to be more than meets the eye in "Dogfight," a new musical adaptation of the 1991 indie movie that starred Lili Taylor as Rose.

As a result, Blu-ray manufacturers have placed themselves in a seemingly awkward position: They are selling a device that relies on people to continue to buy discs, but the same device gives them a way to download videos — bypassing the discs the machines were built to play.

Over the next decade she would create dozens of photography and video projects in which she play-acted in scenes with strangers: typically single, middle-aged and seemingly socially awkward men she met during her everyday life.

Your school counselor, although seemingly an awkward interrogation waiting to happen, is an excellent person to talk to.

That conclusion seemingly negated an awkward piece of evidence in the debate over whether human activity is indeed warming the planet.

But it can also be a cesspool of gross messages, photos of men holding giant dead fish and seemingly endless and awkward small talk. .

It was one of those awkward, seemingly-endless moments that elicited pained winces from both secular liberals and those of us who believe that prayer is a sacred communication with God.