Sentence examples for are rather clumsy from inspiring English sources

Moments of high drama, such as Charles Manson leaping out of his chair and attempting to get to the judge, are rather clumsy.

Though you wouldn't necessarily know it, watching the beIN broadcast, which has been rather clumsy.

Guns, for long after their introduction, were rather clumsy instruments of death.

The teacher observed that the boy wasn't being deliberately mean — he simply liked Naomi and was rather clumsy, as so many kindergartners can be.

Early attempts at this kind of action tended to be rather clumsy: "You think people with mental health difficulties are lazy?

But he also said that delaying bonuses to benefit from the coming tax cut "would be rather clumsy and lacking in care and attention to how other people might react".

But when I heard about the redesign for the CandyShell Grip, I thought I would give it a try because I can be rather clumsy when it comes to holding my phone.

"The pacing of the film is rather clumsy and the ending is rather abrupt, so in this case I thought of the film as a project that had not been completed.

Sir Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, has waded in to the row over bonuses at Goldman Sachs, warning it would be "rather clumsy" and "lacking in care" of big banks to attempt to defer bonuses to allow highly paid bankers to pay a lower rate of tax.

He was a micro-manager but he wasn't a technician, and in fact he could be rather clumsy.

The interface is rather clumsy and convoluted, but once you get your head around how it works, it at least does the job.