1
Trump's actions, in other words, should be considered before his sometimes-clownish words.
2
The men were mere clowns, but the exhibition was anything but clownish.
3
Someone who struck him as strange, out of place, funny, even clownish?
4
I learnt that my cousin had grown up ignorant, self-willed, and clownish.
5
All other men are of use; he alone is clownish like a peasant.
6
After a climax of the clownish mood we return to the Intermezzo melodies.
7
To the spectators it was just another clownish act, and they laughed uproariously.
8
Toryism of a stolid clownish type still held the thrones of collegiate power.
9
In his clumsy, clownish way he was making advances to her.
10
Martin's tall shoulders slumped as he sulked, and his long feet seemed clownish.
11
Still more could she have beaten Hubert for his clownish and hurried departure.
12
His attitude was easy and bold, but neither clownish nor uncourtly.
13
What if she looked as clownish and painted as they did?
14
She who was so lovely, must be conscious of his rude, clownish appearance.
15
It was a pretty clownish piece of goalkeeping, incompetence on a grand scale.
16
A clownish smile spread his lips in a large nerveless arc.
