Sentence examples for mostly clumsy from inspiring English sources

I concentrated on grabbing rebounds, and I even scored a few points, mostly clumsy shots off the backboard.

For several years while teaching in Mexico and later in Kenya, I journaled and wrote (mostly clumsy) poetry.

Syck was supervising mostly clumsy novices in the Society for Creative Anachronism, which counts 30,000 members across the world who reenact a sanitized version of medieval Europe.

It is intended to be funny — and occasionally it is — but it's mostly just clumsy.

The Shireen story was just as hard to watch, but mostly because of clumsy plotting.

The tongs slipped through my hands, partly because they were heavy, mostly because I am clumsy.

Its conversion into galleries is mostly routine, with a clumsy moment when a new beam crashes oblivious past old work.

In 1999, the year of that deal, cellular service was erratic, cellphones were clumsy and mostly limited to voice calls, and customers were coping with roaming charges by turning off their phones except when making calls.

But we could have skipped saccharine white and dark chocolate mouse, clumsy fruit tarts (mostly crust with microscopic portions of fruit) and chocolate cake weighty with coconut.

Mostly, though, the spare, rather clumsy descriptions within this "blueprint" make clear just how much of the film's grandeur and scope lives not on paper, but inside James Cameron's rather beguiling head.

People seem to think that rich men are shy and clumsy, but this is mostly just a myth propagated by Hugh Grant.