clunkiest

And even her clunkiest lines at times have a weird fascination.

2009 January 22 « One-Minute Book Reviews 2009

Starls said ... iTunes is probably the clunkiest thing about it.

Going against my better judgment and being proved right and wrong at the same time Norfolk Blogger 2009

Yeoh is noble but detached; Thewlis, though he tries hard, is miscast in the kind of role Jim Broadbent has patented; and, worst of all, the couple's two boys are given the clunkiest, least realistic lines in the movie another theme of this festival has been parent-children relationships, and The Lady pales next to Alexander Payne's The Descendants in this respect.

The Lady – review 2011

But it also helped him realize that a brief gallery show simply can't contain his vision for the hard plastic tapes, one of the clunkiest and most short-lived music formats of all time.

Play It Again: Promoter Has One-Track Mind About Eight Tracks Russell Gold 2010

But it also helped him realize that a brief gallery show simply can't contain his vision for the hard plastic tapes, one of the clunkiest and most short-lived music formats of all time.

Play It Again: Promoter Has One-Track Mind About Eight Tracks Russell Gold 2010

But it also helped him realize that a brief gallery show simply can't contain his vision for the hard plastic tapes, one of the clunkiest and most short-lived music formats of all time.

Play It Again: Promoter Has One-Track Mind About Eight Tracks Russell Gold 2010

The webmail system is the clunkiest thing I have ever seen.

How Do Your University’s Online Services Rate? | Lifehacker Australia 2009

In what may be Howard's clunkiest decision, Nixon seems to catch Frost's eye through the television screen, setting up the identification between the two that runs throughout the film and climaxes with Nixon's drunken, late-night telephone monologue.

Film 2009

Whereas ITV News - with their love of the clunkiest graphics, doom-laden links and love of the dropped intro 'It was ...' - seems to make The Day Today look sober and restrained ...

Back to you in the Studio Fiona. Cluck Cluck. 2006

Speaking of the script, Mr. Nichols and Jon Robin Baitz have subjected "The Country Girl" to an extensive rewrite job, but the results still sound as stilted as ever -- Odets, too, was over the hill by 1950 -- and many of the play's clunkiest lines have been left inexplicably intact: "Listen to him ... he's ready to give that dark sterling quality to the best available parts."

On Broadway, Bright Stars and Dim Casting 2008