Mr Simpson's lawyers got their client off the hook by drawing attention to Mrs Clark's often inept techniques; now the White House has sought to deflect criticism of the president by branding the independent counsel a clumsy right-wing zealot.Then there is the DNA evidence, a central feature of both cases.
One of our panelists, Pascaline Lepeltier, the sommelier at Rouge Tomate in Manhattan, called 2009 "a clumsy baby" right now, but said she believes that in the long run it will be great.
He fell over under a challenge from the increasingly clumsy Luiz right on the edge of the area – that might have been a penalty, you know, although I'd like to see it again – and the ball ran square to Gomez.
If you work in a hands-on industry (or are otherwise clumsy) this is right up your alley — after all, Samsung hasn't made it abundantly clear who the Active is for, but the body speaks for itself, mostly.
Thus Mr Gore's embarrassing insistence that he is proud of what he did.Law, in short, is a flawed tool for measuring scandal, just as it is often a clumsy tool for righting wrongs.
In French, the word for left, gauche, means clumsy; the word for right, droit, gives us the term adroit.
Loaiza might have done better yesterday if he had not received clumsy support from the right side of the Yankees' defense.
But there is not an exact parallel: if Obama has left liberals frustrated by moving to the center, Romney has made conservatives suspicious, and even contemptuous, with his clumsy lurches to the right.
This model, for example, has a large rotating bezel that looks even a bit clumsy but is just right if you're expecting to bang this thing up against rocks.
DeVos defended the decision in the meeting, calling the Obama guidance "clumsy" and "not done right," according to an employee's draft notes from the meeting obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request.
