Príklady awkwardly

• The body occupies a territory where language itself becomes problematic, awkwardly polarised between the medical-clinical and the vulgar-demotic.

• Coordination in the motionverb example in (i) allows for a single-event interpretation, whereas in (ii) and functions (awkwardly) as a conjunction.

• The irreconcilable duality of his being is restated every time he traipses awkwardly across the stage.

• Feeling-based ministry is often awkwardly delivered, occasionally emotional, and tends more towards the poetic than the prosaic.

• Such a list of characters however, far from giving structure and direction to this study, seems to stand awkwardly in the way of a smooth reading of a complicated story.

• The chair's, perhaps, making you sit awkwardly.

• The author is all the same right to conclude, however awkwardly, that 'this same finitude of elements [is essential] for the discriminability, learnability, memorability and reproducibility of music patterns'.

• We know that he does not want to refer to the matter too awkwardly again.

• Eavesdropping evidence is admissible as evidence in criminal proceedings and this sits awkwardly against the fact that intercept material is not.

• To make them work inordinately long hours or awkwardly spread-out hours is a bad proposition for the country, not only socially but commercially and politically.

• Like many, it accepts that current legislation is awkwardly drafted, difficult to enforce and full of anomalies.

• I have, somewhat awkwardly, to raise the question of cost.

• There are a great variety of circumstances which may change rapidly and awkwardly towards the end of the financial year.

• How do we best handle the courageous, cussed men with their awkwardly long memories, particularly of grievances?

• I think it is also true that the changes have been awkwardly brought about.