Sentence examples for awkward art from inspiring English sources

Sideline reporting is an embarrassing, awkward art; almost no one does it well.

By Vinson Cunningham December 17, 2016 Sideline reporting is an embarrassing, awkward art; almost no one does it well.

As a volunteer for the Democratic Party on L.A.'s Westside, the 63-year-old information technology consultant was still getting used to the awkward art of door-knocking — earlier in the afternoon, he choked on a sip of water just as a voter opened his door.

Up to that point, I'd idolised pretty much every character I'd been expected to; from the cheerleaders, to the ridiculously beautiful "awkward" art students (AKA the ones wearing glasses), to the goths, to the quiet older sisters (shout outs to you, Julia Stiles).

Up to that point, I'd idolized pretty much every character I'd been expected to from the cheerleaders to the ridiculously beautiful "awkward" art students (a.k.a. the ones wearing glasses), to the goths, to the quiet older sisters (shout-outs to you, Julia Stiles).

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More than any other president, shaking hands (or in German Chancellor Angela Merkel's case, not shaking hands) has become a sort of awkward performance art for Trump, or at the very least a spectator sport for the rest of the world.

The awkward phrase "art as experience" unites doing and undergoing, creation and appreciation.

Amy Adler's subtle, cerebral, sometimes awkward-looking art has become clearer, more fluid and emotionally deeper.

416 West 14th Street, Chelsea Through May 20 Amy Adler's subtle, cerebral, sometimes awkward-looking art has become clearer, more fluid and emotionally deeper.

Rauschenberg is an awkward fact in the art history of the last 60 years.