Sentence examples for supremely awkward from inspiring English sources

Ms. Viola, supremely awkward in a short violet dress, lurches and crashes, swatting away the overambitious cupids with hilarious petulance.

Looking back, I'm pretty sure that this encounter, with its misguided and supremely awkward assertiveness, perfectly encapsulates my entire foray into gender politics.

And that would be supremely awkward for the closest US ally: "We would be in the absurd situation of having banned the president of the United States".

He wanted something special and, at that very moment, nothing less than a supremely awkward rabona, a Di María favourite, with his left foot would do.

"I saw you blush!" Oprah Winfrey said to Cormac McCarthy and grinned, looking happy for the first time during an interview that appeared to be supremely awkward the moment it began.

In consequence, loss today is a supremely awkward category, bulging with everything from mittens to life savings to loved ones, forcing into relationship all kinds of wildly dissimilar experiences.

What Cumberbatch delivers is an impressively rounded character study of someone variously kind, prickly, aggressive, awkward and supremely confident.

Drawing them, like Bärenjäger to alcoholic honey bees, was the awkward, off-kilter, supremely signature whine of Jonathan Richman.

Because, at 41, Peake occupies a slightly awkward position in the British thespian landscape: supremely well established, yet not quite a superstar.

You feel like an awkward phony trying to talk to people about what you do, all while getting supremely frustrated with the fact that prospects don't realize what a difference this could make in their lives.

Though his mom's influence has crippled his own burgeoning physicality (he finds it impossible to jack off on his own), Otis is supremely gifted at solving the sexual Rubik's cubes of his peers, a diverse student body whose sexuality is treated as awkward and sloppy, but also serious and pleasurable and vulnerable. .