Sentence examples for a rather unwieldy from inspiring English sources

Its characters — a rather unwieldy group of Pakistani villagers — were idiosyncratic individuals, not stand-ins for weighty issues.

The shortlist meeting for the awards this year was record-breakingly lengthy and no wonder, what with a rather unwieldy list of eight newcomer nominees.

"Attractive little individuals," Mr Haslingden says who, best of all, tend to hang around in one spot, making them relatively easy to film with a rather unwieldy camera.

On it was written the 10 points which the party used, in a rather unwieldy fashion, to set out their case.

Now, I am talking about unjustified advantages within agricultural policy as well as the fact that our anti-corruption policy is, to a large degree, not as successful as we always claim it is, and the fact that, to a certain extent, the EU's administration is rather unwieldy - the very fact that we are here in Strasbourg is an example of this.

"We're all courteous to each other," said Jean-Baptiste Mulemba, one of the new members of the rather unwieldy 500-member Parliament, which includes a variety of rebel factions.

It is rather unwieldy to solve the thermo-mechanical problem using a rigorous geometrically nonlinear analysis.

A pamphlet was published in Philadelphia 240 years ago this weekend, with the rather unwieldy title of "Common sense; Addressed To The Inhabitants Of America On The Following Interesting Subjects".

That said, I think their legend has become rather unwieldy".

Although he did not invent decimal fractions and his notation was rather unwieldy, he established their use in day-to-day mathematics.

Fiat-Chrysler's alliance with Japan's Suzuki and its Indian partner, Maruti, has proved rather unwieldy and is still not working smoothly.