Sentence examples for kind clumsy from inspiring English sources

Up close they are – as with most iterations of their kind – clumsy and rather tragic.

Kind of clumsy, you know?

"I felt kind of clumsy," Ellis said.

Mr. Lazio is relying on that kind of clumsy candor to turn off Republican voters.

"I think I have the reputation for being kind of clumsy, but I've always been athletically very gifted, actually," she said.

My big, lumbering shaggy-dog stuff is a kind of clumsy effort to do what they do in the only style I know.

"We were really depressed," said The Edge. "Bono … felt it had been kind of clumsy and that generally the whole thing hadn't lifted up".

"When I hear the word 'kooky' I imagine some kind of clumsy robot," she muses, "you know an old robot just jangling down the sidewalk".

You picture it reborn, revived in other times, other places, in high-school auditoriums, barrios, Off Broadway — a kind of clumsy heartfelt masterwork that will undoubtedly keep trying to make sense of itself.

Tom Hardy has said he channelled a wolf to play barking Max; for Nux, Hoult opted for a puppy: "He's very enthusiastic and committed and affectionate but also kind of clumsy".

This kind of clumsy marketing is taking a game and a console that are successful largely because of their gender neutrality and sullying the picture by bringing lame gender stereotypes back into play.