| And her smallness fills the room and makes everything else in it seem oafish and awkward in comparison, including me. |
| Instead of a mischievously lovable old coot, we get this barely Irish, youngish, oafish dude. |
| For kids who grew up in the '90s, metal music means whiny frat boys half-rapping over oafish power chord dross. |
| When you meet him, he's this very odd combination of literate Renaissance man and oafish uncle who says embarrassing things that you wish your girlfriend hadn't heard. |
| He's a nasty, stupid, oafish and worryingly devious main character and put up against Homer, it's inevitable which one the public would go for. |
| He was blaming himself bitterly now for his oafish clumsiness in blurting out the news so abruptly. |
