Sentence examples for comparatively awkward from inspiring English sources

In part, this reflects Porter's amused condescension toward the comparatively awkward young woman whose work she admired.

He remains so fit mostly because he combines balletic movement with deft, other-worldly hand/eye co-ordination, natural gifts which allow him to rarely over-stretch or punish his physique (unlike Nadal whose relentless power and comparatively awkward, unnatural style have already taken a heavy toll, despite his relative youth).

The visit to France, the first by an Iranian president since 1999, will provide opportunities to smooth over particularly awkward relations with a country that has historically been comparatively friendly.

Streetwise has awkward moments -- people turning up under the influence of alcohol or drugs -- but they're comparatively rare.

Comparatively well.

Many are comparatively shallow.

Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.

Awkward phrasing.

Awkward jargon.

Internalizing his comparatively j.v.

"How awkward".