Sentence examples for is often awkward from inspiring English sources

Their scale is often awkward.

The score is often awkward, yet disarming.

THE timing of European Union summits is often awkward.

Consumer Reports' relationship with product makers is often awkward.

The language of these tales is often awkward, and the chronology is sometimes a bit confusing.

His style is often awkward and unfluent, an intellectual rather than a visceral response to music.

That's often awkward.

You can, but these conversations are often awkward and too abstract to translate into much change.

Due to lack of the explicit language construct for the notion of variables, queries are often awkward and less intuitive.

Money conversations are often awkward, even (maybe especially) with the people closest to us.

Details are often awkward, but that only adds to a sense of provincial vitality.