Sentence examples for clumsy idea from inspiring English sources

"There are certain levels of the government that have the clumsy idea that if you talk about the economy and spend a lot on advertising, it will all disappear," Mr. Zárate said.

The agreement made no mention of oil, and the clumsy idea of integrating Anyanya rebels with Sudanese troops was destined for bloody failure.

Yet even here, Zemeckis can't restrain himself from some 3-D stunts, including one involving an empty shaft in the unfinished South Tower, that add nothing to the drama but a clumsy representation of an idea terrifying enough in the imagining.

Apple people hated Microsoft because (went the thinking) it had gotten big and successful not from quality products, but from stealing ideas and clumsy execution.

The Labour party has, in its clumsy way, tacitly endorsed the idea of the "white working class" as a single electoral bloc in its attempts to address its unpopularity among some working-class voters.

Just last week we saw a hack providing a rudimentary artificial vision system for the blind — clumsy and rough, but the idea that it's possible from off-the-shelf components and open-source software is mind-blowing.

Moore warned O'Farrell he could undo years of planning if he approved the idea "to plonk a clumsy Dubai-style hotel with a new mega-casino right in the middle of Barangaroo Central'', but O'Farrell was enthusiastic from the beginning.

University technology offices, which legally have first dibs at commercialising the faculty's ideas, have evolved into clumsy bureaucracies.

Words are too imprecise and clumsy to express the fine details of a mathematical idea; an equation is often the only way to do it.

On a good day they may go in for a bit of clumsy buddy-bonding, but they don't have much idea of what women are all about.

Each time you first start playing you will be somewhat clumsy for a while and it is a good idea not to go for your hardest songs straight away.