Sentence examples for bulky sort from inspiring English sources

Toad especially seems bulky, sort of bulgy and balky.

Another chair -- well, a bulky thing that sort of looks like a chair -- lumbers toward the paper-turned-chair.

It's pretty bulky — not the sort of thing you want to move around from room to room.

Covering the ruins of his bulky musculature was the sort of thick coating of insulation traditionally worn by 19th-century bankers and modern TV repairmen.

From the front it depicts three figures, but from the back they look like one, shapeless, with big bulky feet, like a sort of huge primordial ogre, a rough-skinned rudimentary creature which refines itself by continual agonies of creation.

It is sort of bulky, but you can clip or strap it with relative easy and it should stay out of the way.

I mean, it's sort-of bulky compared to Seagate's smaller FreeAgent Go drives, but it's manageable.

A lump of bread that can be cut in half and filled with food in order to create a sort of tasty bulky sandwich.

Standing inside a safety cage to prevent auto-decapitation, I hold a bulky radio controller of the sort used to fly model aircraft.

Cardio exercise takes lots of time and energy and won't necessarily give you the sorts of big, bulky muscles you're looking for, so the time you spend doing cardio can often be better spent doing resistance training.

When Citi Bike is introduced in New York on Monday, it will resemble a sort of cycling stew — bulky bikes to match the behemoths of London, a pricing model that resembles Washington's and pliable station hardware borrowed from Montreal.