cloddish in a sentence

• They claimed that the film depicted their community in a cloddish manner.
• Robinson delights in snapping insults at her cloddish contestants.
• But Rossi also pumped out many cloddish designs.
• His new wife plots to have her cloddish son, Cloten, marry the king's daughter, Imogen.
• This is also a particularly cloddish Pinkerton, crude perhaps to excess given the discreet portrayals going on around him onstage.
• Cloddish relatives who, since they've got big problems for excuses, are good candidates for climactic redemption : check.
• And there are some funny moments for the school's cloddish straight students, who try their best to figure Howard out.
• At this time, Eastwood was 30, and Rowdy was too young and too cloddish for Clint to feel comfortable with the part.
• You could presumably see " In the Company of Men " as a feminist tract, exposing the cloddish mind-set of men.
• An American Indian is apt to think so, particularly because of the peripheral garbage that cloddish, boorish fans of both clubs interject into the mix.
• It's difficult to see cloddish in a sentence .
• How could a beautiful machine like Apple's Macintosh, for example, ever have taken second place to the cloddish design of MS-DOS?
• Cloddish metaphor or no cloddish metaphor, the movie neatly captures that first moonwalk, the suspense that led up to it and the popular exhilaration that followed.
• Cloddish metaphor or no cloddish metaphor, the movie neatly captures that first moonwalk, the suspense that led up to it and the popular exhilaration that followed.
• Out to avenge her mistreatment at the hands of cloddish relatives, the black-clad title character ( Jessica Lange ) gives back as good as she gets.
• Most are hunters who share an extravagant period style, one which includes cloddish round-toed Earth Shoes, striped hose, rakish caps and modified Farrah Fawcett haircuts.
• Free from the encumbrances of history and of Ludlum's cloddish prose " The Bourne Identity, " like its hero, triumphs through sheer unreflective professionalism.
• It's a generational fact of life : The young and inexperienced think they have all the answers and assume that those who came before them are hopelessly cloddish and irrelevant.
• But there's nothing cute about Octave's manner, as he gets abusive, acts cloddish and completely turns off the sleek, self-assured, sophisticated Esther.
• The formidable Mark Rylance plays the overly earnest romantic hero, Posthumus, and the cloddish villain Cloten ( both suitors of the princess Imogen ) with an inebriatingly supple embrace of Shakespearean English.
• Nothing will make one forget about Mom's and Pop's cloddish frames faster than the new generation of sunglasses, some of which are so aerodynamic they should come with a flight attendant.