Sentence examples for what awkward from inspiring English sources

And what awkward, wonderful serendipity.

What "Awkward" is theoretically about are the ways that moment gets dicey when guys figure out they actually care about the females in question.

But what "Awkward" is actually about, albeit unintentionally, is how passing off misogyny for comedy has gotten so terribly passé, as insulting to the guys as to the young women.

"That's what's awkward about this whole thing: that's not really what I call myself".

What an awkward moment it is for Dr. Alex Delaware, Jonathan Kellerman's pensive psychologist-detective hero.

"Think of what an awkward position that puts some of their members in," Burk said.

Ultimately, the book does what the awkward bird Nixon clearly loves cannot: it soars.

The grace of the group provides us a setting in which what is awkward or unspeakable in other contexts can be heard or said.

That sentence, more than anything, sums up what an awkward fit he is at a club with United's love of adventure.

But what was awkward for Atlantic City proved fortunate for ABC: the pageant earned an average 8.7 rating, delivering a 15percentt share of the national television audience.

Imagine if there were a night when everyone in the world's sense of humour was made visible – what an awkward evening that would be.