graceless

How long into your life were you graceless, my brother?

"It was graceless to attack us in his first issue."

He found politics a hard and often graceless master to serve.

"The effect is most graceless," one writer said at the time.

She stood up, too quickly, almost fell, the only graceless movement he had ever seen her make.

She never made a movement that was graceless or unnecessary.

For all his graceless step, he had a presence that filled it up.

But only Fowler would be graceless enough to mention its name.

Swollen, awkward, she was the only graceless thing in the picture.

The old man was now thoroughly angry with the graceless youth.

He looked around the room, which was stuffed with heavy graceless furniture.

"It's all right," he told her, saving the white china cup from its graceless fall to the floor.

"Because she was rid of him at last," said graceless Dan.

This graceless show was not lost on the other diners, who had been wondering what to do themselves.

They learned quickly enough that she was tongue-tied and graceless outside of class.

They could swim all day, likely enough, those graceless young scamps.

Beauty spread her legs much wider and felt graceless as she did so.

I don't mean that you should ever be graceless.

That struck me as graceless, because he couldn't possibly have hit her back.

Is this the sort of graceless individual that we want as Britain's tennis hero?

A "graceless child," he was, but she did not renounce him.

Norman turned to the platform for one graceless, triumphant moment.

Its limbs were loose, graceless, lying in an uncomfortable position.

He tumbled down the stairs to form a graceless heap at the bottom.

Eisenhower's treatment of Truman was graceless, to put it mildly.