Sentence examples for more clumsy from inspiring English sources
It was more clumsy than malicious, though.
It seems more clumsy on screen.
I am more clumsy and accident-prone.
I'm making it sound more clumsy than it actually was.
More clumsy amendments to a deal that was clumsily concocted in the first place.
They smack of more clumsy exploitation at odds with the austere pretensions of Brown's speech.
A sequence in which Village People producer and lyricist Henri Belolo talks about the group being undeniably drawn from gay iconography and culture juxtaposed with members of the band downplaying their gay imagery feels more awkward and clumsy than insightful or provocative.
In the late '50s and the first half of the '60s, the lines become more willfully clumsy and irregular.
No more lurching, clumsy, and embarrassing, however, than the current Republican primary campaign, whose tortuous course has suddenly and unexpectedly offered Gingrich a nonfictional chance of actually enacting an alternate history more unlikely than any he has conceived for literature.
The plotting was extraordinary, and Wainwright's care with scenes of violence – tell, don't show – just pointed up the gratuitousness with which it's so often managed in more (wilfully?) clumsy hands.
Mono-named writer-director Jones was seemingly aiming for quirky, offbeat whimsy with a downbeat undertone but the result is more like clumsy, overthought twee with an undercooked script.
