Sentence examples for bit unwieldy from inspiring English sources

That's a bit unwieldy for a headline, so he's been called the "regulatory tsar".

That would be 45 teams — a bit unwieldy, to say the least.

TransNote has a floppy spine, which makes the whole apparatus a bit unwieldy.

They're expensive — about $200 and up — and the affordable ones are a bit unwieldy.

As that lineup of names suggests, this category is a bit unwieldy, and deserves its own explication.

Also a bit unwieldy is an idea from the boss of the hedge fund Greenlight Capital to unlock value at Apple.

In fact, it's a bit more unwieldy thanks to a poor UI if anything.

Maybe that's why it's such a soggy and unwieldy bit of business.

That's a bit of an unwieldy name, but it's the technology that allows an app with lots of complex animations like Paper to run at 60 frames per second.

Ah no, I just try to stay on the bottles, because I think pints are a bit too big and unwieldy, if you know what I mean.

Single women in their droves flocked to "boost their assets" in plunging, padded Wonderbras ("Hello, boys!") and cram their unwieldy, wobbling bits into lifeforce-sucking underwear that stretched from rib to thigh and often came in beige ("Hello, mummy!").