Sentence examples for clumsy arguments from inspiring English sources
The third is that modern Britain lacks not just a shared view of history, but a common culture generally, as the clumsy arguments about British values always expose.
As clumsy as he was in his role as lawyer, he brought unvarnished outrage to his closing arguments last week.
Annoying, clumsy and slow.
Better still, European governments should wean Montenegro off smuggling by buying more of its legal exports.At the same time, whatever Mr Djukanovic says, the West should not write off the hard-pressed dissidents of Belgrade, or dismiss their argument that clumsy sanctions against Serbia may simply strengthen Mr Milosevic's hand.
But I hope he will see my point when I use his arguments to question whether, clumsy and ill-advised as it was, Newtownabbey council is guilty of trampling on human rights.
The argument in defense of all this is that, if Bill and Hillary have been clumsy, the only ones who have gained anything are the neediest people in the world.
The "paradox" of this argument is that for k > 1, like the case of the clumsy waiter of Example 1.1, the cook's announcement told the diners something that each already knew.
When former presidential hopeful Mario Rubio was dinged for endlessly repeating himself by his Republican rivals, for instance, his rhetorical "crime" was clumsy integration of predetermined talking points into his speeches, which made his attempt to control an argument too obvious.
There is, to be sure, more than one side to the argument: Stirling's defenders always said that his projects were victims of poor construction, cost-cutting and clumsy clients.
