Sentence examples for but unwieldy from inspiring English sources

"'Portable hot spot' is descriptive but unwieldy.

"Set and Reset" is anything but unwieldy.

Even Gerard Cosloy, an owner of Matador Records, called the output "impressive but unwieldy".

They're delicious but unwieldy, and prone to collapsing during consumption: better as an individual snack than a sharing dish.

China Telecom still owns a huge, but unwieldy, fixed-line phone network, as well as a data-transmission business.

Alison Espach, the author of "The Adults," embeds a similarly perfect but unwieldy title in one of her novel's closing passages.

FIFTY years after Betty Friedan's "Feminine Mystique" and countless principled-but-unwieldy hyphenated names later, the problem of married versus maiden names should be good and solved.

But unwieldier still was the setting, the Church of St .Paul the Apostle near Lincoln Center.

"This Rock" is also almost triumphant -- flawed but resonant, unwieldy but moving.

But thanks to Windows 98′s welcome but sometimes unwieldy software plumbing for the Universal Serial Bus ports built into most recent computers, USB cameras have emerged as the peripheral of the moment.

But the unwieldy size of the database raises doubts.