Sentence examples for the same awkwardness from inspiring English sources

In a purely social setting, Benn, Heffer, Hattersley, even Kinnock, shared the same awkwardness.

But the adult version, as evidenced here in Green Bay, featured much of the same awkwardness as the high school prom, made only more tolerable with the addition of alcohol.

We should notice, however, the same awkwardness could arise in connection with God's use of his knowledge as arose for the Boethian solution.

Anyway, his main problem was the same awkwardness in closed position as the others.

Yes, the above Billboard sits among the tree line of my hometown, greeting me with the same awkwardness of the inept yet all-consuming Trump handshake.

Mr. Sevigny displays some of the same charming awkwardness of Keith McNally, whom he cites as inspiration.

The scene in the film where Meredith attempts to play charades with the Stone family evokes the same painful awkwardness that rises when Clinton promotes T-shirts with her face on it, that say "Yas Queen" – all in an effort to connect with the youths.

They still have the same social awkwardness, the same insecurities, and the same difficulty adjusting to a society around them that doesn't quite understand what they do.

They took turns arguing over Skinner's rap lyrics, reading them aloud with the same stodgy awkwardness with which Brian Williams rapped Snoop Dogg's "Gin and Juice".  .

Such a direct approach ultimately may be effective, but it still engenders the same pain and awkwardness as an actual breakup, said Erika Johnson, a blogger who lives outside Boston.

A colleague reports the same kind of awkwardness when another manager, again of the older generation, talked about a black friend with gingery hair whom he simply called "Jaffa Cake".