Sentence examples for unusually awkward from inspiring English sources

This means that the same furniture doubles, as David Zinn has supplied it, in an unusually awkward way.

"It'll Soon Be Here," by Delaney Britt Brewer, is yet another musical about a pretty, awkward and unusually named girl — this time it's Rainbow (Jenny Greer) — mooning over a boy.

The current cabinet is unusually privileged a fact as awkward for Conservative ministers as it is useful for the opposition, which styles itself the voice of common folk.

During the drive, the running dialogue in her mind made her unusually quiet, uncomfortable, even awkward at times.

Speaking unusually can create an awkward and unsettling mood.

Mention porn to people who came of age in the 60s and 70s, and it's often a byword for big-bushed centrefolds or videos of awkward encounters with unusually attentive plumbers.

Though its appeal may be limited to the socially awkward, the movie is unusually perceptive about the attractions of online communities while gently insisting on the superiority of flesh over fantasy.

The smart-looking wooden chairs are unusually uncomfortable and the oversized menus are awkward to handle on small tables, as are the oversize plates used for both appetizers and entrees.

Several awkward minutes passed in an unusually full kitchen before he returned from a back room.

Not unusually for UC, she seems as if she might be socially awkward.

Monaco was an unusually poor race for Alonso and Ferrari and it has left awkward questions hanging over their title campaign heading into this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal.