inelegantly造句
(1) It is associated with a phenomenon known, somewhat inelegantly, as upwelling.
(2) Her legs splayed inelegantly and with her mouth wide and dry with fear, she stared up at the stranger.
(3) But the program was unwieldy, inelegantly large and clumsy.
(4) Then there's my crowning glory, inelegantly referred to in the trade as "the plug," the part man uses to erase the errors he makes with me.
(5) Wallowing our way into a sheltered corner of the bay, we rode rather inelegantly in on the surf.
(6) one of the luxuries of my last posting in Paris was to spend a winter week in the Alps descending – generally rather inelegantly – some of the world's most spectacular slopes.
(7) Three decades of effort have been expended on string theory, which includes gravity but at the expense of having the universe inelegantly sprout hidden dimensions.
(8) But the flight from debt and the dash for cash, inelegantly called "deleveraging", means a bludgeoning for demand.