gauchely

That's informative yet so gauchely uncinematic.

So as not to appear gauchely overeager, we walked around the block for half an hour until 6 P.M., the party's beginning.

Fuchsia moved gauchely to the window taking up the candle as she passed the table, and peering over the sill, held the shaking flame above the abyss.

It would be gauchely un-Balinese -and, therefore, self-defeating - to adopt a rigorous approach to a culture that yields so gracefully to nonchalant wooing.

The pop art painter Mark Lancaster, generally agreed to be the epitome of cool, reminisces gauchely about his encounters with Andy Warhol.

"There was a sense that Arnold had gauchely opened the Pandora's box," said Hugh M. Davies, director of the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego.

Somehow, too, because it did not quite fit her and hung gauchely in parallels and was kept with such care, spots of dirt sponged out and the dress frequently brushed and pressed, it made her seem, touchingly, much younger.