The phrase "a language of clumsy" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a language that is awkward or poorly constructed, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The author’s writing style often feels like a language of clumsy, making it difficult for readers to engage with the text."
Alternatives: "a clumsy language" or "an awkward language".
A singe of clumsy fear filled me.
Bella may be clumsy, but it's a graceful kind of clumsy.
For the amputee, this means learning a new, much clumsier language of movement, like Morse code as a substitute for direct speech: making a fist may now require the deliberate, if counterintuitive, contraction of one's upper deltoid, and bending an elbow may involve a sequence of shrugging motions in the shoulder and neck.
Lavinia despairs of clumsy language: "It is one thing to be merely prosaic, but to use words in a way that perverted their potential or denigrated their power was something that violated Lavinia's aesthetic principles".The hand of Lavinia's betrothed "fluttered involuntarily as if it were the only part of him sensitive enough to register emotion or disobedient enough to display it".
McChrystal, in his confirmation hearings, acknowledged that some statements "look contradictory," but said his error was approving a citation "that was not well-written" — as if the problem was the clumsy language of his subordinates, and not his own.
(See Jon Krakauer's "Where Men Win Glory" for more on that). McChrystal, in his confirmation hearings, acknowledged that some statements "look contradictory," but said his error was approving a citation "that was not well-written"—as if the problem was the clumsy language of his subordinates, and not his own.
His skittish, dim-witted superhero, El Chapulin, was all limbs and clumsy gesturing, while as El Chavo, he captured the innocent gestures and awkward body language of a boy who doesn't quite have a place in society.
German: Biography of a Language.
