Sentence examples for a clumsier from inspiring English sources

Is there a clumsier euphemism for randy girls, free drugs and instant popularity?

(Can you think of a clumsier word than "fisherpeople?" No? Well, Sir Tim Rice can).

So while the various stylistic dualities make their requisite appearances, it's in a clumsier way than it should have been.

He is good at portraying diplomatic brinkmanship and political in-fighting, and knows how policy gets made, all areas that a clumsier writer might have struggled to bring to life.

There has seldom been a clumsier, sadder or more fiercely passionate (not to mention acrobatic) kiss than the one shared by Ms. Blanchett and Mr. Weaving in the final scene.

Decades on, I still laugh at the Kojak line, and it's easy to imagine how a clumsier or less adventurous writer might have handled the same idea: "It's the kind that Kojak has on TV.

A clumsy silhouette.

(c) "A clumsy wife-leaver".

But it remains a clumsy mix.

But it was a clumsy one.

Tunnelling was still a clumsy, haphazard art.