Sentence examples for the awkward ones from inspiring English sources
'You get your food from the awkward ones - like: "Why are you awkward?
"I don't mean the hard things, like love, but the awkward ones, like how funerals are fun sometimes or how it's exciting to watch buildings burning".
Later, outside the studio, Ms. Walker — one of the awkward ones, whose neoclassical training means that she worships George Balanchine, not William Forsythe — pointed out that the collaborative wasn't limited to her artistic taste, even though she is the artistic director.
Best known as the guitarist from Blur – the awkward one who was pushed out a decade ago, during the making of Think Tank – Coxon has actually spent a good part of his adult life working on his own artistic activities.
The laughter that sprouts up at times during the screening is less of the awkward one its intense subject matter may have elicit during its most shocking moments, but one of nostalgia, familiarity, and shared experience.
"There's just a couple of awkward ones on the spinning fingers.
And it would also make sense that adolescents, who have more time on their hands (especially, ahem, the somewhat awkward ones) and more empty headspace waiting to be filled, would be more likely to gravitate toward the sprawl of mediocre fantasy than adults … which then, in turn, ratifies the perception that the genre is just for teenage Dungeons and Dragons dorks, and not for grown-up readers.
Dunham courageously -- and often nakedly -- plays the role of the most awkward one among her close friends, almost exaggerating her physical flaws on camera to make her point.
If other broadcasters manage with one morning presenter, is that awkward one on the Today programme really necessary?
When the letter arrived, I thought briefly about it then dumped it in the cluttered tray of awkward ones where it lay unanswered on my desk for weeks.
