Sentence examples for so much awkward from inspiring English sources

"There's so much awkward tension in the room," says Sean, stating the obvious.

But as Swann pointed out, people scrutinize the Trumps' awkward body language because they've seen so much awkwardness before.

"As a neurotic New York Jew, what feels like real life to me is so much more awkward than what I always see onstage".

But it makes things so much less awkward.

It makes thing so much more awkward.

You don't sense a metaphor being labored here so much as an awkward, not quite comic misfit between human toilers and their environment.

Stephen and Bloom's coming together isn't "triumphant" so much as an awkward anticlimax; if "pastiche takes over", that's because pastiche is taking over, as it does throughout the novel; if "the language is sometimes redundant and over-learned", then that's because Stephen is talking, and that's an important part of his character.

Joe Scarborough completely lost it on Wednesday's "Morning Joe," laughing so much at an awkward encounter between Newt Gingrich and an Iowa man that he collapsed into tears.

And I loved ear-lobe length -- until I realized that it didn't look like an intentional style so much as that awkward middle stage of growing out a pixie.

But in fact, his ninth appearance as host wasn't so much boring as unbelievably awkward and embarrassing.

The two-month wait until Mr. Obama takes office could be awkward, so much so that people who know Mr. Geithner say he may step down from the New York Fed within a few weeks.