Sentence examples for clumsy soul from inspiring English sources
The clumsy soul who stops by a country church in Philip Larkin's 1955 poem, "Church Going", speaks of an "awkward reverence".
Without his groundwork, two slightly clumsy but well-meaning souls trying to spoon out happiness with a ladle may never have had their forum.
Elsewhere, the dubstep swagger and overwrought synths of Can You Feel My Heart, and the clumsy poetry of Hospital for Souls reveal an admirable desire to experiment, but for all its aggression and pop-culture pilfering, Sempiternal frequently feels like the work of a band satisfied to slide down the surface of heavy music rather than engage with its true heart.
Failure to serve macaroni cheese upright does not so much suggest you are a clumsy cook as prove you have no soul.
The production honors the honest emotion behind Konstantin's clumsy poetry, the ache for a "universal soul" that would unite the scattered hearts of humanity.
"The protagonist lovingly describes Beethoven as "an honest soul, lined with deep fissures and clumsy mendings"—which is just how he comes across in this deeply researched, accomplished work of historical fiction".
Those writers create heroes who operate under self-designed codes: inarticulate, dumb brutes or stoic brooders who long to give voice to the complex contents of their noble souls but who, alas, are left only to perform their clumsy gestures as if with paws.
At their best, they captured the soul of a particular city, helping to create an identity that digital journalism — with its global reach but clumsy local coverage — often cannot.
