Sentence examples for though clumsy from inspiring English sources

Though clumsy, self-important and sometimes laughably silly, "The Wind Done Gone" ardently contests the romanticized view of the antebellum South set down in "Gone With the Wind" and proposes an Afrocentric version of history in its stead.

Though clumsy over fences he showed so much speed on the flat that Charlie Whittingham, who trains the Llangollen string, had a notion he would do well in races on the grass at the Calif.

Lumping them together this way, though clumsy, makes the task of understanding the emergence of feminist critiques (and the subsequent positive theories) much easier.

At least Ballet Theater's production, though often clumsy in construction and relentlessly jolly, is a friendly circus.

Rather frustratingly, though, our clumsy attempts at a 'Bonsoir' or a 'Merci beaucoup' were often met with an Anglo-American reply, so guests who don't venture into the outside world might easily forget they're in France.

Operating this expensive radio is clumsy, though, thanks to the two-line display and an awkward click wheel.

The little girl, though, is oddly clumsy – out-of-scale, impossibly twisted, her left arm as lifeless as a shop dummy's.

His style, though never clumsy, is artless, straightforward, the plain handmaiden to his plots.

Oliver Letwin survived as ideologist-in-chief though his clumsy attempt at defining the indefinable - Cameronian political doctrine - has won him few admirers.

But the game does have identifiable tactics, though admittedly clumsy and improvisational ones.

In comparison with the run of literary novels, though, this one is clumsy.