Sentence examples for technically awkward from inspiring English sources

That has, however, been thought technically awkward, and has thus never been done in practice.

His finger-work was impeccable, while equally authoritative was his ability to maintain the music's tonal quality and shape while effortlessly steering his way around some technically awkward corners in the B-flat concerto, as well as the far more virtuosic writing encountered in the Emperor.

Instead the concerto movement, labeled Molto Allegro, contains a multitude of notes and technically demanding, sometimes awkward, passages.

The John Jasperse Company juxtaposes technically demanding with intentionally awkward movements in John Jasperse's new "Giant Empty," and in the process the work sets up and dismantles divisions between inside and outside, self and other, intimacy and distance.

The president's previous reference to ISIS as a "JV" team and his awkward, but technically correct, assessment of ISIS being territorially contained hours before the Paris attacks hurt him politically.

It was perceived as not realistic enough, awkward, even technically incorrect.

"It is awkward," she added, "because technically Iraq is still a country under occupation".

The central bank, known until last week for its quiet conservatism, would be technically insolvent.That would be a little awkward.