Sentence examples for awkward concept from inspiring English sources

The recipes in "Tapas: A Taste of Spain in America," are organized according to their ingredients, like potatoes and peppers, an awkward concept that's hard to follow.

Unlike in opera, there are no ill-fitting costumes; there is no awkward directorial concept to pull off.

Ukuleles and colorful print fabrics became ubiquitous symbols of America's awkward relationship with the concept of leisure.

It is an awkward topic, a wretched concept, really, and, of course, a terrible insult when flung in your direction.

One awkward aspect of the concept of the limit of a sequence (an) is that it can sometimes be problematic to find what the limit a actually is.

A more common view has been that BBC executives, already wary because of a recent series of embarrassments unrelated to Middle East coverage, became so averse to controversy that they made an awkward extension of the concept of impartiality to a purely humanitarian issue.

Last week, mac Birmingham and Dash held the Awkward Bastards symposium to take the concept of "awkward" even further, by challenging and exploring the concept of diversity.

The baby has no concept of what's awkward.

While gross is a subjective concept, it's undoubtedly awkward.

Reanimating the ad put Pepsi's current agency in the awkward position of executing another agency's concept.

Nissan brought over the awkward 1986 Stanza Wagon, and Toyota used the concept with both its Corolla and Tercel wagons.