Sentence examples for particularly clumsy from inspiring English sources

"If it was a plot it would have been particularly clumsy.

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A printer's misreading, Mr. Bruster argues, may also explain a particularly clumsy and nongrammatical stretch in the Additional Passages.

It is the latest iteration of the Obama-Just-Folks offensive, and one that coincides — not by accident — with some particularly clumsy efforts by the Republican front-runner, Mitt Romney, to shed the stereotypical airs of a super-rich guy.

As an example, the C.I.A.'s 1958 Operation Wappen was a covert operation to overthrow the Syrian government in what my father, a United States ambassador to Syria, called "a particularly clumsy C.I.A. plot".

72 mins Boumsong is the latest player to pick up a yellow card after crashing in particularly clumsy fashion into the back of Toni's legs on the half-way line.

But his heavy-handed methods, particularly a clumsy referendum last spring to prolong his rule, have cost him support among pro-Western Pakistanis, while anti-Western militants have detested his alignment with the United States.

But beyond that, there's very little to praise, particularly not the clumsy dialogue.

"One of them, particularly scatterbrained and clumsy, finally eclipsed the others".

This triptych construct is both compelling and clumsy, particularly in Shizuka's scenes, where the parallels to Ophelia are the most labored and the material the thinnest, and in the forced yet harrowing ending in which the three stories collide.

Her wonderfully awkward interaction with Hansley the cleaner, who has been helping to resolve the legal problems surrounding her divorce, is particularly nice for its clumsy subtlety.