Sentence examples for touch of awkwardness from inspiring English sources

Like everything else about Thompson's year, there's going to be a touch of awkwardness to his new gig.

The two women embraced as they met in the crowded hotel lobby, smiling and joking with just a touch of awkwardness.

And while Louise's exterior looks different, her interior has not lost that interesting touch of awkwardness.

A touch of this awkwardness distinguishes one of the best Gilbert Stuarts in any of these museums, Boston's double portrait "Francis Malbone and His Brother Saunders," executed around 1773, the year Stuart turned 18.

It wasn't about recreating a trend from a bygone era, it was about taking classic and familiar products, injecting a touch of haute awkwardness and making undesirable clothes desirable.

For some, being in the red-carpet section was enough to induce a feeling of awkwardness.

Mitt Romney's tour of awkwardness continues.

"Touch-screen phones and tablets are intuitive to children," it said, and predicted a period of "awkwardness" as everyone else adapts.

There were moments of awkwardness.

"There's a lot of awkwardness.

6. Awkwardness Amid moments of violence there are often moments of awkwardness.