Sentence examples for rather clumsy from inspiring English sources

"He's a rather clumsy character.

President Clinton apparently makes passes, often rather clumsy ones.

Though you wouldn't necessarily know it, watching the beIN broadcast, which has been rather clumsy.

Guns, for long after their introduction, were rather clumsy instruments of death.

Republican candidates for president are straddling the fence on global warming, to rather clumsy effect.

Alan was a good-looking boy, dreamy, rather clumsy, hopelessly untidy, and not very popular with his classmates.

I think it would be a rather clumsy and lacking in care and attention to how other people might react.

Moments of high drama, such as Charles Manson leaping out of his chair and attempting to get to the judge, are rather clumsy.

Mr. Maisky played five pieces for cello and piano by Webern: two rather clumsy early works, and the "Drei Kleine Stucke" (Op. 11).

"We were concerned that these large, rather clumsy birds might not be able to maneuver around the turbines," says Danish environmental institute researcher Mark Desholm, who designed TADS.

The teacher observed that the boy wasn't being deliberately mean — he simply liked Naomi and was rather clumsy, as so many kindergartners can be.