ungain in a sentence

1. an ungainly walk

2. Xenoblade Chronicles could be seen as generous and complex or ungainly and diffuse.

3. It is less complex and ungainly than XML or JSON, but provides similar capabilities.

4. Oudtshoorn is the place to master riding this ungainly but strangely attractive, non-flying bird.

5. That makes you feel ungainly and unattractive and you want to get back the body you had before baby.

6. It's no mini phone by any stretch, but it still feels far less ungainly and awkward in your hand than the 6P.

7. it's technical a wearable, but it's ugly and ungainly, and most of the time it sits in the back of my cabinet.

8. Others may have more developed feet but can be awkward and ungainly on land, despite their grace and ease in the air.

9. Carved in marble, they need ungainly supports - such as the awkward tree trunk against which the athlete seems to lean.

10. Ungainly figures reminiscent of art brut were treated like Slavic shrines and believed to be real for over a hundred years.

11. In addition to its ungainly appearance, it seems – even at the best of times – to be a somewhat confused and bewildered creature.

12. Malanya Sergeyevna by this time died, and the boy was brought up by her aunt Glafira Andreevna, ugly, envious, ungainly and domineering.

13. But new genetic evidence says that the group of birds including ostriches, emus, and other ungainly birds all came from flying ancestors.

14. Margarete was rather skeptical as to whether the market would accept these relatively expensive animals that she felt were rather ungainly.

15. It is very common for Teenage boys have physical complexes: some feel too low; others, too tall and ungainly; the one beyond believes that his nose ...

16. With it's flat face and curved, pointed tail, the tool is about as ungainly as it gets, but engineers have left the design unchanged for over 500 years.

17. Unfortunately, it seems to show its economy-car roots too obviously; both the base 28i and the more powerful M235i versions look ungainly and inelegant to our eye.

18. What they are planning, what they are whispering is a mystery; perhaps, ungainly, perhaps, with the reflection of blood – this reflection is also in the color of the picture.

19. Battery technology has come a long way, but the kind of breakthrough that would allow you to produce anything along these lines other than a very large and ungainly watch has yet to be realized.

20. That impression starts just by looking at the hotel's ungainly exterior, though the marble lobby also has minimal authentic charm, save for a few ornate-looking sofas and old photos adorning the walls.