Sentence examples for practically awkward from inspiring English sources

It was practically awkward and difficult for the children.

Despite the night being grotesque, ridiculous and incredibly expensive, it has to be applauded for achieving a rare thing: Practically ridding a nightclub in Soho of awkward sexual tension.

The Paul trade symbolically and practically undermined that message, putting league officials in an awkward position.

After Mussorgsky's death, Rimsky-Korsakov edited his scores for publication, making radical changes in what he considered Mussorgsky's awkward melodic and harmonic progressions, and he practically rewrote Mussorgsky's opera Khovanshchina.

Taking an awkward spin on the dance floor is practically an inaugural rite of passage.

While the rest of the band largely remained still, he practically vibrated around the stage, his shuffling somehow rhythmic and awkward all at once.

This character is usually portrayed as a young innocent, practically a boy, who is so humiliated when he is flogged for just being awkward and frightened that he becomes easy prey for the manipulative Claggart.

It's awkward enough lying legs apart and half-naked on a plastic sheet, without being forced to practically beg for the privilege of being violated by a speculum in the first place.

One socially awkward move is the "close talk," which is standing so close to a person that you're practically already trying to kiss him or her.

Practically sat in some investment banker's lap when the train jolted, smiled uncomfortably and flirted to make it less awkward.

Practically organic, practically vegan..."....