It's an oddly unenthusiastic, awkward, cramped, small affair.
He sits there, still struggling to absorb the information, feeling awkward, oddly ashamed, at fault.
The earliest of Ryman's paintings in the show, made in 1958, are small, awkward, oddly charming arrangements of impasto strokes, which have a generic look of expressive painting — at a time when the swashbuckling style of Willem de Kooning was much in fashion — but are as matter-of-fact as cards laid out for solitaire.
And so it began again, the oddly intimate, and awkward, practice of trying to evaluate an apartment, and not the person whose life has taken place in the apartment.
Its rough, angular concrete forms and oddly shaped galleries are awkward settings for art.
Matt Piedmont, the director of "Casa de Mi Padre," and Andrew Steele, its screenwriter, suggested that its origins could be traced to their time as writers on "Saturday Night Live," where they created deliberately awkward and oddly paced skits for Mr. Ferrell: character pieces about shirtless Bible salesmen, or a man who displays his patriotism by wearing star-spangled thong underwear to work.
The whole thing was oddly soothing, if fairly awkward — a big, foam black-out mask with headphones embedded on either side.
This is a bit awkward and oddly intimate, isn't it?
How to wrap oddly shaped gifts with awkward corners and curves.
