Sentence examples for a relatively unwieldy from inspiring English sources

All of these features were available in the earlier version, too, but in the old design, they were part of a relatively unwieldy list.

The crux of it was a meme, the relatively unwieldy #swapawordinafilmforMartinAmis (you're down to 110 characters by then).

This was a real advance from the episodic media circuses of media antiquity -- which were limited by the relatively unwieldy analog mechanics of newspaper extras, newsreels and radio.

WINE LIST A relatively comprehensive — but not unwieldy — tour of Italy, with dozens of wines by the glass or carafe.

In her methodical process of updating LACMA's technology, balancing the budget and reorganizing the curatorial departments into "centers," she often seemed to impose an unwieldy university structure on a relatively eccentric art institution.

In addition to the type of information required, practitioners questioned whether it was necessary to undertake a full and often unwieldy assessment for what they considered a relatively simple need like a 'helpcall' which is a push-button device that they wear around their neck: 'Why do a whole 14 page assessment when actually the person needs a helpcall?

Because we're pouring into a relatively shallow mold, we can take our measurements in inches, rather than having to measure in unwieldy fractions of a foot.

Wear a relatively long shirt.

Find a relatively easy trail.

"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.

Corsaire is a huge, unwieldy ballet, rarely done outside large theatres - the Trocks do the pas de trois (relatively) straight.