stumbler

Fully accepting that he’s the vulnerable stumbler into conditions and spaces typically inhospitable to humans, Munier still finds spiritual worth in going a day without any sightings.

For all of her famed competence, Hillary Clinton has also been, from the beginning, something of a stumbler.

And a third group of stumblers can’t put the pieces together properly, because relationships with employees, customers or suppliers are a mess.

With luck, the newcomers will avoid the mistakes of earlier stumblers.

I admit that reason is a small and feeble flame, a flickering torch by stumblers carried in the starless night,—blown and flared by passion's storm,—and yet it is the only light.