Sentence examples for clumsy words from inspiring English sources

Investigating those, says Mr Mulcaire (through the oddly clumsy words of James Hanning, his journalist co-author) was ethically straightforward.

Horrified, Henry cites Brodie's rotten politics and clumsy words; in his heart, though, he recognizes that Brodie's script is about Annie — he knows the source material.

In July 2011 he infamously went on television declaring that education was a "consumer good" only to try and retract his clumsy words hours later.

I'm already preparing for a time when what I need to say can't be expressed in clumsy words alone – and PopKey has anticipated that need.

You use clumsy words and say insensitive things.

But how refreshing to encounter the clumsy words in a seemingly heartfelt song rather than one more well-vetted statement.

'Love' is a clumsy word the way we use it.

The "Spirit" team coined a clumsy word -- tradigital -- to describe a smoothly integrated process.

That clumsy wording was eradicated in all later drafts, including the one submitted for publication.

It's rather a clumsy word and not one over which Conservative campaign headquarters has a registered copyright.

The clumsy wording of the question meant it was not clear whether those who answered positively were inspired to go and see it, or put off.