Get the (clumsy) picture?
Woodfull batted in a manner which had little aesthetic pleasure or grace, with Wisden describing stating that "at first sight, he gave the impression of being clumsy".
And then he decided not to bother: "After all, I have been steeped in English life ever since I left home, it would be a fool's trick to go and lose these imperishable impressions by a clumsy change of locality .By the mid-1930s the overnight sleeper train eased the prospect of a long journey and established a classic form of rail travel.
Maseko directed with "energy and verve," though his "struggles to capture the human drama" led to the impression that Drum was "a clunky TV movie, with awkward camera angles, wonky editing and clumsy sound recording".
I remember how, after David Moyes' departure, some clumsy phrasing on my part created the faint impression that United might be prepared to lose Giggs if Louis van Gaal had not wanted him.
In Lacis's writings we get a much livelier impression of Benjamin: his glasses like little spotlights, his clumsy hands.
It is hard to avoid the impression that the approach to Iran has often been high-handed and clumsy.
Because Wolf's hormones and executive thinking are delayed, his social skills immature, his body still childish, clumsy, disorientated, and limp, and his disposition passive and receptive, we all live under the impression that his being is an open topic of discussion.
Because Wolf's hormones and executive thinking are delayed, his social skills immature, his body still childish, clumsy, disoriented, and limp, and his disposition passive and receptive, we all live under the impression that his being is an open topic of discussion.
