Sentence examples for execution clumsy from inspiring English sources
In this, Blue Ruin reclaims the human edge that the revenge film originally sought to appeal to, making the conflict personal, and the execution clumsy.
Switch (1991), Edwards's penultimate theatrical release, had an intriguing concept an egomaniacal ladies' man is killed by a jealous girlfriend and is reincarnated as a woman (Ellen Barkin)—but its execution was clumsy.
The ambitions of "Romeo & Juliet in Yiddish" outstrip its execution, which is clumsy and sometimes amateurish.
Apple people hated Microsoft because (went the thinking) it had gotten big and successful not from quality products, but from stealing ideas and clumsy execution.
That suggests that around 97% of the time execution was either clumsy or, more commonly, far too predictable to undo the defence.
As awkward as this narrative leap feels, its clumsy execution inflicts minimal damage on a story about a man poised defiantly between two realities: the one outside his front door and the one sprawling across his backyard.
Nokia may still have a dominant 38% share of the mobile handset market, but industry watchers have been quick to spot its stumbles over the past two years: A clumsy execution of its services strategy, a pretty slow response to the upstart rival Apple iPhone and a lack of updates for its user interface are just some of the big ones.
Goodell has borrowed liberally from Stern's playbook, but his execution has been clumsier.
The attempt to blow up a chemicals company may have been clumsy in execution, but it represents a chilling broadening of ambition.
The execution is a bit clumsy, but the documentary "MIS: Human Secret Weapon" shines a light on an interesting bit of World War II history: the Japanese-American soldiers who did vital work with the Army's Military Intelligence Service even as their countrymen were being thrown into internment camps.
The execution may look a little clumsy, but then Adam and Eve weren't exactly producing the Kama Sutra from the get-go.
