clumsy

Trying to keep low, they kept going at a clumsy run.

Although very clumsy, he saw himself as the most important man of the street.

But they make the point: what about those who are more clumsy?

What will she think of these hands, such big, clumsy things?

I tried and had a clumsy bad time of it.

This was another kind of work in which his hands were clumsy.

The doctor said she was clumsy and did nothing further.

Perhaps for this reason his hands had been a little clumsy.

After a few hours of her clumsy company, he'd be off.

He knew that months away from the human voice made him clumsy at first.

How different it was from the clumsy efforts of her young friends.

They are also a bit clumsy and slow at times.

Clumsy, I know, but you have left me with little choice.

Maybe a clumsy way to say: I have taken on my black daughter's hair and won.

Mother looked at the clumsy old thing and shook her head.

As if my body were suddenly made of lead, heavy and clumsy.

At last the clumsy hands came out and took the gift.

He tried to sit up, but his body felt heavy and clumsy.

Their vision would be very poor in those clumsy things.

I turned my back on him and shook everything out again with clumsy hands.

This is a clumsy way of saying it, but it's the best I can do.

It would be clumsy, but seemed possible in theory, and he could think of nothing better.

"Well, you force us to be so clumsy as to have to voice it."

But of course, only the clumsiest had given themselves away.

Her fingers felt clumsy, and the lines looked all wrong.