Sentence examples for clumsy interview from inspiring English sources

@SkyNews @EamonHolmes still protesting too much about his clumsy interview with #JeremyCorbyn.

One's sympathies, at this point, go out more to her than to Weiner, who is not helping her or himself with one clumsy interview after another.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet One's sympathies, at this point, go out more to her than to Weiner, who is not helping her or himself with one clumsy interview after another.

And the signals coming from Mr Blair are ominous.In a clumsy interview with the Scotsman last week, Mr Blair compared the Edinburgh parliament to a parish council, and declared that "sovereignty rests with me as an English MP and that's the way it will stay".

Then, in a process that can kindly be termed clumsy, Notre Dame interviewed numerous candidates before settling on Weis in December 2004.

But having established the culpability of the media in this skewed perception, Stone goes on to shoot himself in the foot with a series of clumsy, sycophantic interviews.

But any rhythm that Winterbottom and Whitecross build up is dispelled by a clumsy device: in interviews filmed in England, the actual young men — gentle-looking bearded fellows, finally released in 2004 — speak directly into the camera.

"They were clumsy," Gora recalled in an interview with The Tribune in April 2000.

"It was designed to be a full-fledged narrative of baseball in those years, the Yankees and all of baseball, so a first-person narrative would have been clumsy," Thomas said in a telephone interview.

To Brand's credit, he's since refined the clumsy, somewhat narcissistic statements of that Paxman interview into a sustained activist practice – appearing at demonstrations as well as consciousness-raising events around the globe.

He interrupts his interviews with pointless asides; his clumsy questions tend to elicit annoyed stares and quizzical looks.