Sentence examples for became cumbersome from inspiring English sources

Here the dancers were caught in Andrew Lyght's environment, composed of hanging sails of fabric that they manipulated with ropes; as in "A Place of Sun," these manipulations sometimes became cumbersome.

Although the study took time and recording data at many points became cumbersome; the results were very interesting.

The mice were sacrificed when the tumor size reached 2 cm at which point they became cumbersome or necrotic.

Are these items treasured possessions or have they, over a lifetime, become cumbersome baggage?

But these become cumbersome if more than three or four univariate models need combining.

Not, it seems, these days in department stores.Department stores have become cumbersome and dull.

No one doubted that English development control has become cumbersome and dilatory and needs reform.

But Mr. Schaffert's style is so gossamer-light that the story elements don't become cumbersome.

Having four decision makers, including Mr. Cimolino, plotting programming and artistic policy "can become cumbersome and unwieldy," Mr. McAnuff said.

As is often the case with books translated to the stage, the episodic narrative and the heavy reliance on description of the action become cumbersome after a while.

Matthew J. Fick's rolling cabinets flip open to reveal beds, pantries and other backdrops, and what at first seems nifty becomes cumbersome.