Sentence examples for clumsy name from inspiring English sources

The hero of "Downsizing" is called Paul Safranek Matt Damonn), and the clumsy name befits him.

Clumsy name aside, Afrerica is a marathon show of African pop full of sunny three-chord grooves.

The clumsy name was a fait accompli when Ross and the husband and wife team of Frank Marshall and Kathleen Kennedy began doing research for the "Seabiscuit" movie.

He and his colleagues reckon they can both estimate the rate of evolution and identify many of the evolving genes, by using a trick with the clumsy name of linkage disequilibrium.Genes are linked together in cell nuclei on structures called chromosomes.

(On the other hand, he's a billionaire businessman and I'm a copy editor. Maybe I'm missing something?) A: If the Times called its blogs "RealTime Reporting," everyone would just say, "Why does the Times use such a clumsy name for its blogs?" I'm also no billionaire businessman, but it seems to me that Cuban has a remarkably shortsighted view of blogging.

For that money, however, the McLaren could stand to have more exciting looks and a less clumsy name.

Finally, and speaking of clumsy names, there's the much-anticipated second album by Gnarls Barkley, Danger Mouse's partnership with the R&B singer Cee-Lo.

Irving sees the star potential beneath Elsa's diffidence and her clumsy married name, Pitts.

On reflection perhaps we should change that rather clumsy, technical name to Icarus.

Estep champions outlaws and outcasts like the title character of ALICE FANTASTIC (Akashic, paper, $15.95), a racetrack handicapper who lives in Queens with a "trailer trash dog" named Candy and a criminally clumsy boyfriend named Clayton.

At the Arena, he is remembered as a troubled high draft pick whose addictions forced his banishment to Utah for a clumsy 7-footer named Rich Kelley.