Sentence examples for are often awkward from inspiring English sources

Details are often awkward, but that only adds to a sense of provincial vitality.

Not surprisingly, these partnerships are often awkward and fraught with tension.

But his efforts are often awkward and halfhearted, as when he writes about earthworms.

The transitions from bloodthirsty choruses to wistful arias are often awkward, with too many slow fades and sighing semitone descents.

Her showing on Saturday, though, is likely to be her career's defining moment in a sport in which comebacks are often awkward and unfruitful.

This and other scenes of the women with Muslims are often awkward, though that's partly a function of Mr. King's direction.

That's often awkward.

Their scale is often awkward.

The score is often awkward, yet disarming.

THE timing of European Union summits is often awkward.

Consumer Reports' relationship with product makers is often awkward.