Sentence examples for clumsy presentation from inspiring English sources
City drivers (currently subsidised by their rural counterparts) would pay more, while country drivers or those who avoid the rush hour would pay less.Part of the reason for the opposition, says Stephen Glaister, a professor at London's Imperial College who contributed to the RAC report, is the government's clumsy presentation of its case.
And what is to be expected?" She suggested that Mr. Dijsselbloem's presentation had been clumsy and should have included "more sensitivity" to concerns about whether the 100,000-euro deposit guarantee was still valid.
But it would be wrong to just call Bush a clumsy child, or to take his presentation of himself at face value.
You may feel clumsy at first, but the results will really take your presentation to the next level.
There was a neediness about the show and the presentation - especially dyed urine stains on Alice's long johns, clumsy musicianship, spitting on girls in the audience - which defuses most of its threats.
The presentation is a delirium of desktop-editing effects, random camera angles, clumsy restagings of undramatic scenes, overlapping voice-overs and patches of whatever public-domain images came to hand, from a portrait of Galileo to "Washington Crossing the Delaware," accompanied by a soundtrack from a composer who has apparently never recovered from the inspiration of "Chariots of Fire".
Another writer for the website, Jeremy Mathews, advised readers to "Skip It", finding the DVD an apt presentation of the source material which he considered to "reduce itself to clumsy, mug-filled attempts at broad comedy and awkward, repetitive tear-jerker scenes".
