Sentence examples for cumbersome of the from inspiring English sources

Alas, Vive is also the most cumbersome of the lot: there's a big ol' wire dangling from your head, and you have to put a few big "light house" sensors around your room to handle the tracking.

Manatee was designed for manual annotation but it is the most cumbersome of the three to navigate and visualize the data.

The slower, more cumbersome gadgetry of the predigital past provides "Super 8" with some clever jokes and plot twists.

A close friend of Pope John Paul II suggested recently that even the pope had his doubts about the cumbersome nature of the meetings.

The cumbersome structure of the Work Programme was meant to break the mega-contracts up into bite-sized pieces, to ensure that smaller organisations could get involved.

And while this required cumbersome viewing of the restaurants' long menus, the orders were filled accurately and the food delivered hot, within an hour.

Those options failed to attract significant numbers, education officials said, because the path to teaching still seemed cumbersome, many of the courses mind-numbing.

In a cumbersome legacy of the pre-9/11 era, Congress oversees the Department of Homeland Security with a welter of overlapping committees and competing legislative proposals.

As a rule, the committees carried on their work in secret, adding further complication and confusion to the already cumbersome administration of the empire.

With more than 12 countries lined up to join the European Union in the next decade or so, no one is disputing the need to overhaul the cumbersome institutions of the entire bloc.

Whenever Arty had imagined one of them at the other's funeral, he had pictured rain, black-clad figures under black umbrellas, the cumbersome dispersal of the gathered through mud in the lowest spirits.