I loved her earlier writing about her life in Africa, which was relaxed and vivid, and which I recognised again when The Golden Notebook's story took it to Africa, but when it moved to London the style became clumsier.
The use of the comic strip to explain the William Tell story becomes clumsy.
While this could become clumsy, it somehow never does — the novel, despite its grave content, reads like a whispered fable.
The reality of what I call the disabled lifestyle may best be glimpsed in a scene from "Scent of a Woman," when Al Pacino's blind character emerges from the Ferrari he's been driving to become clumsy and disoriented on the uneven cobblestone street.
Right now, we tend to have headings like the labels on files, but these become clumsy or too generic, as more voices and data come into play.
It slows down, changes, becomes clumsy and deformed, sweats, tires out quickly, and it no longer obeys its owner when it comes to tremors or dyskinesia...The neurologist told us, "Continue to live like you did before... .. Easier said than done!
The extension to heavy chains is straightforward, but even for the simpler light chains the notation becomes clumsy and obscures the intuition behind the method.
Without her sight, your cat may become clumsy and act confused in her usual environment.
If you're trying to talk to this shy gentleman, he will probably become clumsy and have blurred/stalled speech.
It's true that glasses can take some time to get used to and if it is your first time wearing glasses at a convention, you would more than likely become clumsy and bump into people and/or become out of character and fidget a lot.
