| And I ended, as old fogies are entitled to do by slagging off today's so-called operating systems, describing them as crude and inelegant. |
| That's an inelegant way to describe it, I know, but when I was looking at it, I felt this pull in me. |
| The penultimate movement just sort of unravelled at the end and slumped to a very inelegant mess. |
| First, the book is loaded with the technical and markedly inelegant jargon of postmodern philosophy. |
| In the end I had to take off my jacket, wedge it into the footing and make my way down in an inelegant tangle of legs and arms. |
| This sort of inelegant lie should be a warning to anyone who tries to understand the country through the words of their spokesmen. |
