Sentence examples for a bit clumsy to from inspiring English sources

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Feels a bit clumsy to me.

She may have been a bit clumsy to start with, but she has the best bedside manner of any of the nurses.

The Vivosmart is comfortable to wear although the band's clasp is a bit clumsy to secure.

It's a bit clumsy to navigate the surface world with the headgear, but Thaler views the build and science behind it as more of a teaching process than a useful gadget.

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DARwIn-LC may move a bit clumsy at this early stage, but the way he tracks and follows the ball in the clip below (and kicks it in the right moment) is quite impressive already.

The search engine itself is a bit clumsy when trying to handle and organize large numbers of sounds, and the only metadata on the sounds concern the audio type (mp3, wav, bit size, and sampling rate).

It is still a bit clumsy for someone to find the QR code reader on their phone, orient and scan it.

He looked a bit clumsy, but was easy to underestimate and performed when it mattered.

We had this strong idea of a guy who was a pretty regular bloke; he's not a ninja, he's not a special forces agent... he's fit and healthy, but he's also a bit clumsy – we needed that to come through.

As it transpires, Zelmerlöw is believed to have been merely a bit clumsy with his comments.

Mr. Avshalom, whose family immigrated from Israel when he was 6, is emphatic and a bit clumsy with the English language -- he is prone to answer his cellphone, "Hey, what goes on?" Friends say he sometimes likes to play dumb to test peoples' reactions, and he is much more likely to pull out a wad of cash than an American Express card when he eats out.

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