clunky

Government is too big and clunky to make it happen.

It's way clunky, and I could make something far better.

It's a clunky line - and one Green made up.

While based on good ideas, they may have clunky designs.

The move controls were done very well too, clunky at first, but after about 30 minutes it became natural and easy.

"The problem with using found objects is that they can be clunky," he said.

Yet there is nothing old-fashioned or clunky about these stories.

And it felt more like a comfortable car than a clunky truck.

I'm not running my browser in it because it's just too clunky.

It also has the same bad acting and clunky dialogue.

Behind me, I hear the clunky arrival of the elevator.

Some boards are clunky, with only one phone line, which can make connecting difficult.

You could obtain permission to do something without being clunky about it.

A trifle clunky, maybe, but it gets at least part of the point across.

I can think of no reason you would want a clunky and crude Crossfire.

I'd be the first to say that the processes we've operated in the past have been pretty clunky.

But this is not at all clunky - it's done with imagination and taste.

They complained that the only available boots were too heavy and clunky.

Brown's writing can be clunky, almost as if he wants to call attention to the inadequacy of words to experience.

There were a few clunky machines that looked to have been manufactured in the last century.

The heart, that great, clunky pump, would no longer beat.

So he has come up with, you know, it's a little clunky to configure.

A potentially clunky metaphor that he made moving and beautiful.

The government is obliged to use these new terms, many of them clunky even to the French ear.

While sometimes criticized as clunky, the new system was undeniably different.