Sentence examples for bit cumbersome from inspiring English sources

YES, it's a bit cumbersome.

Generally, I feel as though moving them around can be a bit cumbersome.

Still, I found wearing it a bit cumbersome — until I started watching a demonstration video.

It folds easily, but the head, now that it is detached, is a bit cumbersome.

It's a bit cumbersome off the bike, pulled backwards by the weight at the back, but when you're cycling and leaning forward it's fairly unobtrusive.

Jack Backiel, a retired teacher who lives in Fairfield, said he found Pharos "a little bit cumbersome," but he relishes no longer having to wait for a computer.

No, they're a bit too cumbersome for bowling and I couldn't get a decent grip.

Data transfer might be a bit more cumbersome, too, since the organizer cannot hot sync while the Wireless Link is active.

Either way, the system is a bit more cumbersome than conventional film or video cameras, requiring not only a cameraman but at least three other technicians trailing behind.

The sign-in process is a bit more cumbersome, but the reward is the chance to hear a simulcast of what Sirius is broadcasting on its music channels.

But they're still a bit too cumbersome for short train rides or even subway rides.