The phrase "awkward project" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project that is uncomfortable, clumsy, or difficult to manage, often due to its nature or the dynamics involved.
Example: "The team found themselves struggling with the awkward project, as the requirements kept changing and communication was lacking."
Alternatives: "uncomfortable project" or "clumsy project".
Having debuted on Tumblr earlier this year, Allred's "Awkward Years Project" features people embracing their inner goof by posing with an awkward school photo or professional portrait from their youth.
And hopefully realize their own self-worth and how they are also great people in the making". See photos from the "Awkward Years Project" in the gallery below and click over to Allred's website to check out more of her work.
"However, the response has been so overwhelmingly kind and it felt like a huge weight has been lifted". The idea for the "Awkward Years Project" came about after Allred shared her school portrait with a friend, making her promise not to send the photo to anyone else.
He described the invitees' "awkward attempts to project confidence, indifference, in some cases, perhaps, hostility..
He described the invitees' "awkward attempts to project confidence, indifference, in some cases, perhaps, hostility...
Mr. Floyd suggested that Mr. Adamo send his outline to Mr. Gockley at the Houston Grand Opera, but having written an article about the company only a few months earlier, Mr. Adamo said that he felt awkward proposing a project.
Aim to have normal conversations with him about anything even mildly interesting, as it will make him feel less awkward, and will project to him that you are interested.
Bullnecked and lamb-faced, Kushner, thirty-six, projects awkward strength and a sweet enthusiasm, winging tenacity and fluttering insecurity.
The Nixon-Mao meeting captured the verbal approach and body language of both protagonists — Nixon, earnest and awkward, and Mao projecting will power.
