Sentence examples for clunky language from inspiring English sources

In writing this declaration, Jefferson transformed the clunky language of natural rights that he had recently used on behalf of Howell and turned them into a lyrical and powerful statement of universal liberty and equality.

The review goes on to say that Tripathi had tried to bring out knowledge from the dogma-box approach and that despite the author's much criticized "clunky language and sloppy grammar", the tale reached its goal of attraction the attention towards Mythology and traditions, along with inspiring readers.

In addition, review your letter to make sure it flows well and does not include awkward or clunky language or sentence structure.

In their domestic markets, BlaBlaCar and Carpooling.com still operate Web sites under clunkier, local-language names: covoiturage.fr in France, which uses the French word for carpooling, and mitfahrgelegenheit.de, employing the German for "ride-sharing opportunity").

This top-heavy state, the legacy of centripetal policies since the war, is no clunkier than the language of those keenest to reform it.

Sharing information that can be easily parsed programmatically takes the exchange of structured information from clunky in a language-only paradigm to easy and unambiguous in a hybrid paradigm.

Others try on Southern accents or plaintive voices, but these don't work, and they're not supposed to: for the actors to act perfectly would undo Faulkner's twisted folkiness, the sense that he's re-making the English language with clunky nuts and bolts and splintery planks.

By the end of the year, they had put up a clunky but serviceable Chinese-language version of Google's home page.

The language can be clunky at times (Popper notes the sexual attractiveness of the early bitcoin nerds a few too many times for some reason) but on the whole it is a readable adventure story about a battle that's just beginning.

Although he detested the ravages of communist rule on Russian language and culture, the clunky techniques of Socialist Realism are all too visible in works such as "The Cancer Ward".

I expect that within 12-18 months, companies such SAP will begin to replace those clunky, technical, features with some natural language generation (NLG) in an interface that helps a customer pick information while not having to understand specific data sources.