Sentence examples for well awkward from inspiring English sources

The introduction is, well, awkward.

PARIS — The Tryout started late Friday afternoon, and for Bob Bryan, half of one of the most successful doubles team in men's tennis history, it must have felt a little, well, awkward.

Some critics -- including one, David Brooks, an Op-Ed columnist for this newspaper -- have complained that Ms. Miers's prose, in columns written while she was president of the State Bar of Texas, was, well, awkward, empty and generally a little too lawyerly.

But with it, they'll get an email and things may get, well, awkward.

It's just a bit, well, awkward, unless you're looking for dating opportunities.

To have 1,000 Keystone activists show up outside his house would be, well, awkward.

FEMALE SPEAKER But really … you can't help getting into situations where petting is likely to start, even in your own home watching television!] LF Welcome to the 1950s, when sex education was … well … awkward, to say the least.

That tactic also works well for awkward news conferences.

The Democrats may well have awkward questions not only about Iraq but about Iran and elsewhere.

If "Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows" or "Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked" gain traction, the year's entire Top 10 may turn out to have been sequels (and their titles will have exhausted the well of awkward punctuation).

Our four and a half minute journey begins with two Tolkien obsessives (which does little to dispel the myth that they are, well, socially awkward geeks) racing through the airport to make their Air New Zealand flight.