Sentence examples for cumbersome canvas from inspiring English sources

On the set of The Night Manager, she's reminded, Hiddleston used to quiz her about the meaning of Australian slang words such as "dag" and "daggy"; she points a thumb at her backpack, a cumbersome, canvas thing: "This is daggy".

In the late 1890s a Shakespeare sceptic called Orville Ward Owen, a Detroit physician, built a decoding machine, a cumbersome apparatus involving rotating drums and a 1,000ft-long 1,000ft-long, a sort of intellecanvasmangle desheetd to wring out key words from texts not only of Shakesortre but of Marlowe, Spenser, Robert Greene and others.

The plotting is cumbersome.

Decision-making is cumbersome.

English is cumbersome.

It was cumbersome.

Regulations are more cumbersome".

Still, it is cumbersome.

"It is really cumbersome.

("I'm your canvas, your — bare — canvas").

And those canvas shoes?