Sentence examples for cumbersome hearing from inspiring English sources

His performance as the vicious Stanley Hoff, in The Big Knife (1955), with his white, close-cropped hair and cumbersome hearing aid, remains one of the most memorably over-the-top performances in post-war cinema.

To terminate a teacher employed under a term contract, a district must hold a nonrenewal hearing, a much less cumbersome process than ending a continuing contract and a requirement that lawmakers may also consider modifying to help schools cope with less money.

As is usual, the singers were behind a windowed barrier covered with absorbent fabric, completely separated from the orchestra, which they could only hear clearly by wearing cumbersome headphones that cover one ear.

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.

The company's season -- which includes a laboratory festival in which five artistic teams will mount portions of the cumbersome epic "Tamburlaine" -- will allow audiences "to hear every word of dramatic poetry that Marlowe wrote," Mr. Herskovits said enthusiastically.

It's a film that requires an openness of mind and heart for its music to be heard - although I do concede that the title is cumbersome and disconcerting - and it will reward this commitment of attention a hundredfold.

It can feel cumbersome at first, however those who truly want to be seen and heard receive it as a healing balm.

Although the legal process makes it cumbersome to officially deport millions of immigrants, all of whom would need to have a hearing, millions could be forced out through "voluntary removal" at the border.

At the moment, claims can be heard in federal court or, in some cases, state and local courts, but the process is cumbersome, expensive and lengthy.

The plotting is cumbersome.

Decision-making is cumbersome.