Sentence examples for clumsy comments from inspiring English sources

And she deals comfortably with white tourists, putting them at ease when they make clumsy comments about slavery.

In all the reporting of Hodge's clumsy comments, I saw little that drew a distinction between the hugely popular, diverse music that makes up the bulk of the Proms and its crassly triumphant Last Night.

While revered by soccer fans the world over, Pele's image has been tarnished at home by a string of perceived clumsy comments over the years, once prompting former Brazilian strike Romario to famously comment that "Pele when silent is a poet".

Campaigns move in unpredictable directions, and, in June, Clinton made a series of clumsy comments about her wealth; she said that her family was "dead broke" when it left the White House, and that she and Bill Clinton are not "truly well off," even as she was touring the country giving paid speeches.

Ms Mountstevens apologised for the "clumsy comments".

As for in-game product placement, there is a risk of backlash if it's clumsy, comments Belcher.

"It was a clumsy comment to make straight after a game... we all make mistakes and he made a big one".

That was a clumsy comment on what recent jobs reports reveal; this revealed something about how contorted and cloudy the Administration's thinking on secrecy has become.

(In the event, that process was assisted by a clumsy comment Friedman made to Charlie Rose in May, 2003: he said, approvingly, that the American presence in Iraq was akin to saying "Suck on this" to Islamic terrorists).

The documentary-like ad includes interviews with Romney's "victims" in four cities, and includes a snippet of Romney's clumsy comment in Iowa that "corporations are people".

I can only hope that LePage's clumsy climate comments are a sign that he is joining the vast majority of Americans in accepting the truth of climate change science.