Sentence examples similar to ham-fistedly trying from inspiring English sources

However ham-fistedly it came out, Mr. Romney may have been trying to channel a very real sense among many Americans that the tables of privilege are turning and that today's fortunate may be tomorrow's left-behind.

Or that Alex would be trying to interfere in news so ham-fistedly at a public broadcaster.

Nostalgia, either ham-fistedly apparent or presumed, propelled each show.

Did library curators contribute draft text, which an editorial hand then ham-fistedly homogenized?

This scenario could have been handled as ham-fistedly as it often is onscreen, with copious tears and anguish.

They are further impoverished or distorted by being made to appear blurred or bleached or ham-fistedly under-exposed.

The Bullfighter Dies strings together an absurd Iberian itinerary – "ill in Seville", "gaga in Malaga" – while ham-fistedly rooting for the bull.

Has the Facebook-owned app integrated them elegantly, or crowbarred them in ham-fistedly due to the popularity of Twitter's Vine app?

I then sat at the computer, and wished, as I ham-fistedly hit the keyboard, that I had learned to type properly as a child.

The Abbott government realised this, and rather ham-fistedly started calling the China free-trade agreement the "China free trade export deal".

Stories don't always need to be curtailed, simplified and souped up for the big screen, at least not so ham-fistedly that nothing is left of the book's original spirit.