Sentence examples for dramatically awkward from inspiring English sources
Unlike Janacek's brief and dramatically awkward setting, which probably does not have much of a future in public performance despite its musical glories and its historical significance, Fibich's "Sarka" is an eminently stage-worthy work.
(Brantley) 'Lady Day' The stylish jazz singer Dee Dee Bridgewater plays Billie Holiday toward the frayed end of her career in this musically rich but dramatically awkward bio-play, set in London in 1954 and written and directed by Stephen Stahl (2 15).
(Gates) 'Lady Day' The stylish jazz singer Dee Dee Bridgewater plays Billie Holiday toward the frayed end of her career in this musically rich but dramatically awkward bio-play, set in London in 1954 and written and directed by Stephen Stahl (2 15).
When all was said and done, the event was one of the most dramatically awkward news conferences I can recall in many years of Cannes coverage, and that includes, in its own way, the Lars von Trier Nazi affair five years ago.
Reviewing a 1975 Met "Boris Godunov" in which Mr. Gill sang the role of Pimen, John Rockwell wrote in The New York Times, "Mr. Gill can be a bit stiff and awkward, dramatically".
The lingering criticism of "A Quiet Place" is that the piece is an awkward hybrid both musically and dramatically.
PQ support dropped dramatically shortly after the multi-millionaire, union-busting media baron made that weird, awkward and troublingly sincere pro-independence air-punch as he announced his candidacy.
It features an awkward wide crack, followed by balance-y moves standing on improbably sloping footholds, to finish dramatically on top of a pinnacle, where you can sit and admire the view.
2. Dads and 'Awkward Telly' Again, the stakes have risen dramatically in our multi-channel 'what the hell's a watershed anyway?' age.
