Sentence examples for feeling clumsy from inspiring English sources
He can remember, too, getting his first pair of shoes at the age of ten and feeling clumsy and heavy-footed.
I'm not co-ordinated so the group classes that others seem to find fun and sociable – "step up, touch down, change legs, grapevine, step change and shimmy" – just leave me feeling clumsy and frustrated.
Rather than feeling clumsy, the moment suggests that anything is possible — and, as the story proceeds, Anderson's ingenious screenplay slices in flashbacks to Kevin's childhood, and builds a bridge between two characters with a reference to a John Berryman poem ("save us from shotguns & father's suicides").
Over the past few decades, users have been feeling clumsy inputting Chinese on mobile devices, partly because the layout of the keyboard/keypad is originally designed for inputting Latin alphabets.
By linear regression analysis the 6MWD was positively associated with sports participation and negatively associated with BMI-SDS, and perceived difficulties in walking, running, hopping, climbing stairs, or feeling clumsy or awkward (P < 0.01), controlling for age and gender (Table 4).
The 6MWD negatively correlated with perceived difficulty in physical tasks in the total sample (walking, r 0.330; running, r 0.344; hopping, r 0.282; climbing stairs, r 0.369; feeling clumsy or awkward, r 0.238; all P < 0.001; bending, r 0.116, P < 0.03).
The way in which this "simple" man so often voices the central concerns of the book soon stops feeling uncanny and starts to feel clumsy.
Sometimes fusion look clumsy.
"Waterborne" feels clumsier when it strays closer to the world of feelings, especially Filius Poe's.
