Uber refers to them, clunkily, as VTOLs, for vertical takeoff and landing (pictured).
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It moves clunkily from one song the next, jumping from genre to genre.
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Some processes are still just spreadsheets clunkily hiding in a dimly-lit back room.
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The pager she amps up in the movie Captain Marvel will look clunkily out of place.
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The audience needs that clunkily relayed context for Pearl Harbor, the first combat spectacle that Emmerich stages.
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In Shakespeare's concluding couplets, closure is sometimes performed so clunkily as to make a joke of itself.
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The clunkily named Den Series for Google Home Mini featuring Disney Mickey Mouse will be available through the case maker's site.
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As it turns out, the clunkily named Mr. Robot:1.51exfiltratiOn isn't the kind of dramatic adventure title that Telltale is known for.
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The somewhat clunkily named feature is built into updates to first-party apps like Pages, Keynote, Numbers, Notes, Mail, Messages and Text Edit.
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Google only launched a true competitor in 2018, when it somewhat clunkily combined two different platforms — Google Wallet and Android Pay — into Google Pay.
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The editing is frequently awkward, clunkily overemphasizing physical gags, and lingering too long on the actors as they try to light up dusty material.
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No one else's life appears to be in jeopardy at that moment, though it's such a clunkily staged action scene, it isn't that easy to tell.
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Now that we've actually seen (the admittedly clunkily named) AR Emoji in action, we can testify to the fact that it's some combination of compelling and creepy.
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For actual combat, you can try something like the enjoyable Vive dungeon-crawler Vanishing Realms, but its skeletal enemies' attacks are still slow, heavily telegraphed, and clunkily animated.
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In typical Westworld fashion, the finale gave us a bit of both, occasionally clunkily, but I think the scale definitely tipped in favor of meta-textuality at the expense of linear character evolution.
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One of the show's evident threads of discrepancies stands out in how its clunkily-written storyline comes across as being "adapted" even though it derives its origin from a gruesome act of gendered violence rooted in its milieu.
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Amid mounting pressure from Britain, France and America, Mr Biya has responded with some belated concessions, including a cabinet reshuffle to increase the number of English-speakers, and creating a clunkily titled National Commission for Bilingualism and Multiculturalism.
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"I really do care about the place," he insists rather clunkily midway through, and when others urge him later on to "write the truth," it sounds a bit like Hansberry's memo to herself to do justice to a continent worlds apart from her own upbringing in Chicago.
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Trevor is a singer, and in the wistful "Midnight at the Never Get" — the lushly romantic if clunkily titled new musical by Mark Sonnenblick, directed by Max Friedman at the York Theater Company at St. Peter's — he has been here a long while, polishing his act.
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Based on the true story of Leo Sharp, a 90-year-old man who worked as a drug mule for a Mexican cartel, The Mule is a thinly characterized, clunkily realized showcase for its director, who may or may not be working out some personal issues on screen.
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In a perfect alternative universe the crystalline John Hughes-esque bounce and huge chorus of "Don't Cry Tonight" would have soundtracked the finale of my Year Six leaver's disco as my home-made robot friend clunkily walked off into the sunset, having taught me that it's possible to stand up to the bullies and get the Molly Ringwald while still staying true to my child-genius ways.
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The dialogue is sparse and when the characters do speak, it's clunkily written, laden with insipid profundities, and often badly delivered.
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The Great Canadian Guide to the Movies calls the film an "O.K. family comedy" with "some very clever scenes and ideas," though it is "a bit clunkily put together." The reviewer on the German Cinema website suggests an otherwise nice film is sometimes overly sweet and kitsch.
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" The Guardian and The Independent have each released two separate reviews; they were more mixed. Sam Wollaston enjoyed the first two episodes, but called it a "pathetic male fantasy." Andrew Anthony has said that "no scene lasted more than about 25 seconds in the first two episodes and no element of plot information was left unspoken. The dialogue is close to pure exposition, with an occasional clunkily macho line thrown in as a concession to dramatic atmosphere.
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Rhino responded by recalling the album and reissuing it with a new, innocuous cover, which they announced in this press release. A clip from All You Need Is Cash appeared on a VHS compilation tape of comedy videos put out by the now-defunct Vestron Home Video in 1985. The clip is simply the Tragical History Tour part of All You Need Is Cash, with the sound clunkily muted out during the segment's narration in order to leave just the music. This home video release was released on both VHS and Laserdisc.
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Rajeev Masand, who was less impressed by his performance, wrote, "The usually dependable Hooda, goes a little overboard with all the feeling; alternating clunkily between melancholic and hyper, Hooda constructs a wildly implausible character that inspires most of the unintended laughs in this film". Jism 2 was a moderate commercial success, earning in India. Hooda's final film of the year was Madhur Bhandarkar's drama Heroine, starring Kareena Kapoor, in which he played cricketer Angad Paul. Before the start of principal photography, Arunoday Singh was chosen for the role but was dropped for unknown reasons.
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