I had had a rather cumbersome journalistic idea.
I had further problems with a rather cumbersome narrative framing device.
Writing each of our form fields in HTML works fine, but it is rather cumbersome.
The New Yorker, September 4, 1937 P. 9 The language of the law is mostly rather cumbersome, sometimes cruelly acute.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, September 4, 1937 P. 9 The language of the law is mostly rather cumbersome, sometimes cruelly acute.
It is distinguished by large and rather cumbersome cabinets of a type known in Portugal as contador, the inlay ornament being either geometrical or semiabstract.
But the mirrored art deco walls of his ballroom are finally stripped away – in a rather cumbersome scene change – to reveal a supporting framework of cages hidden beneath.
Funding the next intra-eurozone rescue will be rather cumbersome and costly, because financial markets distrust complicated structures like the one set up to finance the EFSF.
Mousavi supporters melted from sight and the pro-Ahmadinejad gathering took the rather cumbersome and routine tone of an Iranian state rally.
But with the rising popularity of high-quality automatic watches the once utilitarian and rather cumbersome machines have been given a seductive makeover to meet, maybe even create, demand among watch collectors.
And now the aquarium on the Delaware River waterfront -- which opened in 1992 with a rather cumbersome moniker, The Thomas H. Kean New Jersey State Aquarium at Camden -- will get a new name.
