inelegant

an inelegant bellow of laughter.

an inelegant and complex piece of legislation.

he came skidding to an inelegant halt.

Her handwriting is quite inelegant.

He gave an inelegant speech at the conference.

The design of the building is rather inelegant.

She wore an inelegant dress to the party.

His inelegant behavior embarrassed everyone.

The software's interface is inelegant and difficult to navigate.

The restaurant's decor was inelegant and outdated.

She spoke in an inelegant manner that offended some guests.

The inelegant solution to the problem only caused more issues.

His inelegant dance moves drew laughs from the audience.

Yeah, the math is so inelegant.

To Jobs, it looked messy and inelegant. A lot of the work was done by hand.

Still think my Python scripting is inelegant and inefficient, Bryan?

But the shuttle is now over. The ISS is due to be de-orbited, in the inelegant jargon of the field, in 2020.

People will say this, but it can be seen as inelegant or not very sophisticated if you write it.

It was an inelegant trap, obvious and vulgar, and the noise of the machines had a horrible mechanical ugliness which beat at the brain.

Rather, we had always felt ashamed of the inelegant, unfashionable furniture of his reception-rooms, especially when he had the magistrate, or any other European, as his guest.

Let her only determine, without being too anxious about present happiness, to acquire the qualities that ennoble a rational being, and a rough, inelegant husband may shock her taste without destroying her peace of mind.