Ms Park's party is understood to have forced him to make the clumsy about-turn, suggesting that the balance of power in the party has already started to shift.By law, President Lee can only serve one term.
There's still a lot that's clumsy about the show (both in the plotting and acting), but it's hard not to to get involved in the drama when the future of the planet is at stake.
"If you're kind of clumsy about the way you assert the Fifth Amendment, you're running a lot of different risks".
As I explain in the book, now the problem is, if you're kind of clumsy about the way you assert the Fifth Amendment, you're running a lot of different risks.
The title is the only clumsy thing about this smartly mounted, beautifully sung and movingly acted new production of the landmark musical theater work.
Isolated and unstable nations tend to be clumsy about making overtures to their more powerful, publicly decried foes.
Not that there's anything clumsy about a dish like the swordfish carpaccio ($13).
Mitt Romney, for all his financial acumen, is enormously clumsy about money, at least, about the rhetoric of money.
There is something elephantine and clumsy about it, like Gladstone capering on all fours or a bishop playing Santa Claus.
There's nothing clumsy about it, nothing appears to be contrived, and it's done by withholding".
Sometimes, as with "Coven," last season's arc, which dealt with witchcraft and slavery, it's downright clumsy about its incendiary themes.
