Sentence examples for cumbersome narrative from inspiring English sources

I had further problems with a rather cumbersome narrative framing device.

It has a very cumbersome narrative structure (flitting between Simpson's story and that of "Wally Winthrop", a young woman in late 1990s New York obsessed by her) and takes a strangely reverential attitude toward the British aristocracy of the 1930s.

It was important to the research team to avoid making the guidelines read like a list of 'dos' and 'don'ts'; the large number of items would have made the document very cumbersome, and a narrative approach improved readability.

Examined too closely, the cumbersome narrative apparatus strains credulity: why weren't all the operatives programmed for undying loyalty?

This is not a book about politics; it is the story of the adventures of Tony, Gordon and others who were in government, a flowing narrative uninterrupted by any cumbersome policy detail.

As is often the case with books translated to the stage, the episodic narrative and the heavy reliance on description of the action become cumbersome after a while.

We hear a lot about our online data being bought and sold by advertisers, but Narrative founder and CEO Nick Jordan said the actual process remains "incredibly cumbersome".

By 1985, with nearly half a century of disparate and occasionally contradictory stories contributing to its ongoing narrative, DC's editorial staff felt that the DC universe had become too cumbersome and confusing for new readers.

Current clinical software systems often have cumbersome time-consuming interfaces for entering structured information, and this hinders the production of structured medical narratives [ 29, 30].

The plotting is cumbersome.

Decision-making is cumbersome.