Usage of "ham-fisted"

Lacking physical movement skills, especially with the hands.

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Ús de ham-fisted en anglès

Most have worked with greater economy than Whitehall's ham-fisted and costly initiatives. 
 The Guardian 

And you would have said I had acted like a ham-fisted leader. 
 The Guardian 

He wiped his face with one ham-fisted hand, examining the red streaks. 
 Nocturnal 

And I did it with the added amenity of ham-fisted imagery. 
 Wired 

Dresden smirked at the ham-fisted threat but kept his mouth shut. 
 Leviathan Wakes 

Trump's ham-fisted, less than secret approaches have so far backfired. 
 The Guardian 

Could this whole process be any more ham-fisted and unsatisfactory? 
 Radio NZ 

We don't want some ham-fisted Jack dropping it between decks. 
 Heart of oak 

But not even a ham-fisted, would-be satirist would invent the imagery of last Monday. 
 The Irish Times 

It is hard to imagine the Apple of a generation ago making this ham-fisted error. 
 The Guardian 

An empty waterhoy and a ham-fisted no-seaman at the wheel letting her box the compass. 
 Hornblower and the Crisis 

Even ham-fisted people can manage it, says my silversmithing tutor, not looking at anyone in particular. 
 The Guardian 

GAME Fighting games are typically ham-fisted and brutal. 
 Wired 

Almost all the scenes about progress for women are ham-fisted in construction and feel shoehorned in. 
 BBC 

What sinks the movie is Jamal's ham-fisted direction. 
 Reuters 

Otherwise, it is a mercifully brief, ham-fisted satire that can make of death no laughing matter. 
 The Irish Times 

Significats de ham-fisted en anglès