Sentence examples for awkward view from inspiring English sources

Courbet, prophet of the "real" in 19th-century French art, instead takes an awkward view of her back and makes plain by this rude perspective that he is painting a real woman, not some imagined nymph.

Bill Maher reacted to his awkward "View" appearance on Tuesday when he appeared on "Late Night With David Letterman".

It must have made awkward viewing in Jessie Cave's household, where she and fellow comic Alfie Brown are living the real-life version of that hilarious scenario.

There will be examples of his intimately awkward views -- in painting, sculpture, and drawing mediums like charcoal and pastel -- of women bathing, along with a large group of the small, beguilingly sympathetic monotypes that he made of women in brothels.

At points during the minute-long awkward viewing a male voice can be heard shouting " Hey… hey people" in a bid to calm the rowdy crowd down, which according to iHeartRadio was Boy George himself.

The strongest argument for this policy of anything goes is the one Obama cited: any attempt to limit hate speech could be used as a cover for abuses of power, discrimination against minorities, and efforts to silence awkward views.

To watch him being talked out of his initial decision not to allow Connacht to kick their last penalty to touch with the clock turned red now makes for acutely awkward viewing, especially the way he ended up agreeing with John Muldoon, Connacht's captain having pointed out the new law, as if he'd known all along.

It has been awkward viewing.

Once you know the sequence has been faked, it makes for rather awkward viewing.

It was certainly awkward viewing for interim coach Ashley Giles in his quest to be given the job on a permanent basis.

I haven't noticed any distortion or discoloration despite seeking out some of the most awkward viewing angles — in short, the One's display is a real pleasure to ogle.