oafishness造句

• Wilma and Betty will also occasionally plot acts of revenge on their husbands for their oafishness.
• The point is that their oafishness only becomes obvious after a sudden change in their social station.
• Lee sounds more than he resembles Tom, but he's expert at imitating his physicality, his oafishness.
• It was a shrewd bid to distinguish his " compassionate conservatism " from the sledgehammer oafishness of Tom DeLay & AMP; Co.
• He also wrote that Parr " was an extreme social rebel " who " concealed a formidable and well-read intelligence behind a stylised oafishness ".
• Spending all his time offering cocktails or talking in football jargon, Bridges behaves with a manic oafishness that makes Ron Silver's Kissinger look like Cary Grant by comparison.
• I'd have liked it more if the film had held open the possibility that running from the men was a valid choice, which it certainly seems to be, given their oafishness.
• During his appearance in " The Sensational She-Hulk ", writer / artist John Byrne treated Mahkizmo as a comedy character by accentuating the character's oafishness to grotesque proportions.
• From foul language to predatory drivers to intrusive cell phone conversations, 62 percent of respondents said rude and disrespectful behavior bothers them a lot, and six in 10 said the oafishness is getting worse.
• At first, I think the umpire should toss Clemens, but after he blows the Mets away, I realize banishment would have been an overreaction, penalizing the Yankees for the oafishness of one man.
• It came out in 1995, and was as noteworthy for its NC-17 rating as for its witheringly bad reviews ( " a film of thunderous oafishness " _ L . A . Times ).
• A columnist for The Telegraph argued it is a " dumbed down " culture where soccer oafishness is praised, while an Express writer opted for the explanation that the hooligans were abused by their parents when they were children.
• Stuffed into a magnificently ill-tailored wardrobe and blessed with enough innocent oafishness for all three of the Stooges, Chris Farley is a larger-than-life talent whose comic artistry is one of the better things to happen to the movies.
• "Kids " _ Larry Clark's notorious documentarylike picture follows a cast of juvenile unknowns through a grotesque pageant of drug abuse, unsafe sex, casual brutality and overall oafishness _ as if to say, " This is the direction our society's headed; too bad you can't do anything about it ."