clumsiness

Come then, they'll not give you too hard a time for your clumsiness.

It had not been his own clumsiness, he was sure.

He had a physical clumsiness in the management of his hands.

It's just I'm still cold all over from your clumsiness.

They had needed only their own strength and my clumsiness.

He also might try to find ways to protect the public from its own clumsiness.

In the end, though, none of the clumsiness made much difference.

There's no lack of words, just clumsiness getting them out.

His clumsiness had only caused him to take a step back.

Those at the high table seemed unaware of her clumsiness.

They have to continue in such clumsiness of hands with only a little improvement.

He seemed more amused at his own clumsiness than anything else.

It could just be a matter of clumsiness in the processing.

Some of that clumsiness, at least, can be trained away.

But at that time, I dismissed it as my own clumsiness.

He seemed to possess the secret of power without clumsiness.

He is well liked by all in spite of his general clumsiness.

There was some clumsiness, but not enough to make him think that they were entirely fresh.

American audiences will laugh at what they see to be its clumsiness.

Once she's moving, clumsiness or inability to see things in her path.

But he reckoned without the clumsiness of the big head!

With all its clumsiness they could communicate to meet their immediate needs.

She tried to help only once and her human clumsiness marred that.

Most of the children seeking help to overcome clumsiness are boys.

The Mayor's clumsiness does not come entirely as a surprise.