Sentence examples for present stumbles over from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the present stumbles over the past and falls flat.

Don't stumble over giving constructive feedback or criticism.

He played the first few measures of a Beethoven piano sonata on an early-model Kurzweil synthesizer, stumbled, started over, stumbled again, then switched to Gershwin.

Because of our nation's present circumstances, I stumbled over one of the phrases: "Remember, if I am stopped, this movement will not be stopped, because God is with this movement".

In this, her fourth novel, McPhee stumbles over tenses (darting back and forth between past and present) and distracts readers with snatches of nonidiomatic dialogue ("None of you look a day close to 40") or candidates for Block That Metaphor!

He stumbles over his words.

In delivering these points, she frequently stumbles over her lines.

But this president stumbles over ornate writing.

She stumbles over Bernard Fram on the stairs.

She stumbles over her colours and looks annoyed with herself.

President Obama has had his own stumbles over rugged individualism.