Sentence examples for how clumsy from inspiring English sources
"How clumsy of me," she breathed huskily.
How clumsy on the tongue, these acquired idioms,.
But it has also demonstrated how clumsy Washington's hand can be.
She repeatedly told him and the hospital doctor how clumsy she is.
Then again, to say that is to realise how clumsy and melodramatic the analogy is.
The issue of how clumsy seems to have been colored by the writers' and broadcasters' own partisan filters.
Then, moving on, "how / clumsy," comes in to characterize the bear.
When we take in the entire statement: "how / clumsy the mind / always was with the heart," suddenly, the heart becomes the hive.
How collectively clumsy was the Giants' offensive line?
Until then, the Turks had generally had the better of things, but the Christians had worked out how these clumsy wooden vessels could be adapted to carry heavy bombards, and after a while the Turks could not compete.
Giles Coren will be another regular contributor, his first column a letter to his three-month-old daughter in which he imagines "how some clumsy public school boy, 15 years from now, is going to try licking yoghurt off your snatch because he saw it in a film".
