Sentence examples for however clumsy from inspiring English sources

By now, though, it's clear that, however clumsy and selective the execution, Bush wants democratization to be his legacy.

What if it reflected an attempt, however clumsy, to come to terms with what it means to find an audience and connect to readers?

When she becomes a corporate whistle-blower, it's apparent that Amy's most agitating qualities are inseparable from her capacity to be a crusader, however clumsy and unformed.

HSBC's Lobbenberg tips shares to bounce back up and rise further, saying that moves to imitate easyJet, however clumsy, are overdue and will bear fruit.

This suggests that most employers, however clumsy at reacting appropriately when staff tell them they are under pressure, want to get better at looking after people.

So however clumsy Brown might have been, however dubious his history and however ham-fisted his prose, people found in those book a general cause they can believe in.

However narratively clumsy, adaptations like Maleficent are inherently constructive.

(She does, however, make some clumsy choices and a few outright errors.

However slim or clumsy the libretto, Puccini's music grips you in its velvet claws.

However, in typically clumsy music-biz style, the forces that be demanded the use of Rowetta's vocals, but with an anonymous person miming her vocal parts.

It is a moot point, however, just how clumsy Syria has been - despite its designation in 2002 as being one of the second wave of Axis of Evil states, a powerful irritant for Bashar.