bumbling造句

Atkinson, 56, says he believes he is too old to play the bumbling character.

The bumbling bumblebee bumped the bumper of a bumpkin 's Buick.

That episode appeared to be part of an inconsistent, somewhat bumbling effort to keep Mr. Wu boxed up and harmless.

So I read him unchallenging things, like the misadventures of the bumbling Mullah Nasruddin and his donkey.

La Mancha's windmills were famously captured in Miguel DE Cervantes's Don Quixote, when the bumbling knight of the title rushes the windmills, thinking they're giants.

Escalate the conflict with each turn. For example, a bumbling handyman's attempt at a minor repair results in an entire house collapsing.

Now bumbling nuclear plant worker Homer Simpson, Blinky, the radiation-mutated, three-eyed fish, and evil nuclear power plant owner Montgomery Burns make us giggle and wince.

But the bumbling tyrant managed to infect himself with the toxin, prompting him to order Nilz Yomm, a renowned doctor, to develop a cure for him.

But while Americans were able to find solace in the heroism of New York fire fighters, the people of Hong Kong were instead shocked by the bumbling rescue operation.

Surely, it takes much more restraint-and far more faith in one's readers-to place the full heft of a book in the bumbling hands of an unreliable first person.