Sentence examples for considered awkward from inspiring English sources

The original album cover emphasized that Bernstein was using Schumann's original orchestrations, which many conductors and scholars considered awkward.

It's no longer considered awkward, strange or aesthetically unpleasing to integrate high-tech into clothing, which means it's no longer surreal to see Google Glasses pop up at events like the Oscars.

Mr. Moon had been determined to bring the Americans and North Koreans together, to the irritation of the American delegation, which believed that he was deliberately trying to stage-manage an encounter they considered awkward and inappropriate.

Large in scale, rougher in line and sometimes considered awkward, they express rage and surprise — feelings often buried in his early work — while summoning an elegance all their own.

His philosophy was considered awkward by many, but treated as a serious alternative to classical reasoning by some of the most famous mathematicians of his time, even when they had a different view on the matter.

"It is considered awkward or weird.

Have you considered how awkward it would be if the driver breaks wind?

Mr. Kostunica can sign an amnesty, but that is considered politically awkward here.

With natural disasters and human conflict gripping the headlines, this might be considered an awkward time to focus on horse racing.

For decades, sauropods were considered the awkward, lanky teenagers of the dinosaur world, keeping their long necks bowed low rather than standing tall and proud.

Some of the servers working for him implored him to consider the awkward position he was putting them in.