I'm sorry I was so clumsy," said Woody.
"He was fundamentally sound, but he always looked awkward and clumsy," said Clark Kellogg, the CBS analyst and the Pacers' vice president for player relations.
"In the past they had little or no competition" because Windows CE was viewed as big and clumsy, said Jack Gold, an analyst with the Meta Group.
Reviewers have derided this first instalment in a planned trilogy ("rushed, amateurish and clumsy", said the New York Times), while the Randians love it.
"The government seems clueless as to how to respond to an unarmed movement, fierce but clumsy," said Mahmood Mamdani, an anthropology professor at Columbia and at Uganda's Makerere University.
And it was not just that they lost, it was that they were pathetic: "Lazy and clumsy," said El País; "a complete shipwreck," said the Madrid version of El Mundo Deportivo; "a nightmarish spectacle," said AS. "Atlético can no more play football than I can play the trombone," sighed their match reporter.
"Until now, monitoring your kid's temperature has been clumsy and awkward," says the promotional video, "poking things in their ears, sticking things under their tongues, or even dragging things across their foreheads".
"Oh, the glass – it was a present, a lamp … I'm so clumsy," he says, abject.
He acknowledged that the book has drawn criticism for its youthful tone (another Danish reviewer described it as "intense but clumsy"), but says that it spoke to him nonetheless.
"They're bigger, more consolidated — and clumsier," he says.
