Sentence examples for awkward to define from inspiring English sources

Since then we've featured a stream of his debut album, described by our reviewer as "achingly hip" and "awkward to define".

In fact, his achingly hip music is awkward to define, a union of faux-disco/AOR and Ibiza chillout that arose from experiments with the chillwave fad for smoothed-out versions of 80s pop.

The classic court jester, as the excitable British press would have it, he has appeared onstage in many of the scandals great and small that have come to define the awkward emergence of the royal brothers as heirs to the monarchy.

Sometimes I took the information in socially awkward directions, like challenging my fourth-grade classmates to define clinical terms like "narcissistic rage".

But in the present highly charged political climate, where mention of the old board frequently elicits memories of bickering, it may be politically awkward for Mr. Thompson to mention those achievements as he seeks to define himself to voters.

It is important to get a streamlined, hugging look without bulge; the aim should be to define your shape, not squash it at those awkward angles.

Its success hinges on its ability to define gracefully two characters whose existences are most notable for their awkward lack of definition.

Though Mr. McGregor is a distant, awkward, menacing presence in the pictures, for the first time he is given language which serves to define him.

"How to define atrocities.

To define irony?

The religious narrative has been more awkward to ratify in defining the Ukraine conflict as both sides are predominantly Orthodox Christian.