"awkward idea" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe an idea that is uncomfortable, embarrassing, or difficult to handle. Example: "Presenting my project in front of the entire class was nerve-wracking, but my teacher thought it was an awkward idea to have us give presentations in alphabetical order."
Unfortunately, even small slips ignoring negative feedback when you are bold, responding to unpleasant e-mails in an impulsive manner when you are excitable, or getting carried away by awkward ideas when you are imaginative can cause significant reputational damage.
Apres Kim, le deluge: ABC, Heaven 17, Human League, Altered Images, Orange Juice, Associates et al. But it was great because there was a sense of dual engagement: of indie bands using pop techniques to infect the mainstream with "awkward" ideas, and of pop acts seeking the edge and cred of rock.
He mishears this as "rated" and promptly awards her five stars, setting the wheels in motion for a film about awkward erotic ideas, misunderstandings and miscommunication.
And if the previous Azera was the last vestige of the brand's awkward adolescence, the idea of a deluxe Hyundai sedan seems perfectly rational today, especially with the brand offering even more expensive four-doors like the $40,000 Genesis and $60,000 Equus.
Dr. David Pearson, an exercise physiologist who writes a health column for MH-18, the teenage version of Men's Health magazine, said: "The teenage years are the skinniest and most awkward, and the idea of being the skinniest kid in the locker room is absolutely terrifying to a teenage boy".
It is ferociously complex; he is picking apart those awkward details and ideas that we don't often find in the media.
It was awkward squeezing our ideas into styles designed for everyone in general and no one in particular.
If your idea feels awkward at first, it may mean that it is especially worth pursuing.
