inelegances

the grammatical inelegance of the draft made it difficult for readers to understand the main argument.

experienced writers should avoid stylistic inelegance to maintain professional credibility and reader engagement.

the computer program contained multiple instances of technical inelegance that affected its performance.

despite its obvious inelegance, the proposed solution proved surprisingly effective in practice.

the political speech was marked by noticeable inelegance in its phrasing and delivery.

she immediately noticed the inelegance of his table manners during the formal dinner.

the novel's early chapters suffer from certain inelegance of expression that improves later.

literary critics often point out the inelegance of an author's argumentation in their reviews.

the translator identified several inelegances that required careful revision before publication.

he openly acknowledged the inelegance of his earlier public statements during the interview.

software developers worked tirelessly to eliminate all inelegances in the new application.

the composer rejected the musical piece due to its harmonic inelegance and poor structure.

her dancing showed a natural inelegance that audiences found unexpectedly endearing.

the legislative committee spent hours addressing the inelegances in the proposed bill.

editors must reduce these inelegances before the manuscript goes to final publication.