Sentence examples for difficult and unwieldy from inspiring English sources

As usual with Toback, the integration of a dozen potentially fascinating Big Ideas proves difficult and unwieldy.

But when he installed solar panels on his home, he discovered that the complicated permitting and construction process made switching to renewable energy difficult and unwieldy.

It was also a triumph of courage and technical skill, to stand near the thunderous carnage of the war and try to record it, using a difficult and unwieldy chemical process, and clumsy instruments, operating out of a moving darkroom that was highly visible to all.

However, for complex systems, these models may become large and unwieldy, and hence difficult to process and comprehend.

However, it is these inherent contradictions that make his work so difficult, unwieldy, and ultimately so interesting, and what raises it above arid politics.

But that's difficult because the dystrophin gene is enormous and unwieldy.

Before the 1960s, when Leonard Bernstein, among others, sparked a groundswell of Mahler performances, the symphonies probably would have been deemed too difficult, unwieldy and esoteric to generate the sort of attention a benefit demands.

Obscure by nature and unwieldy by design, Darger's work is difficult to confront and consume; Ms. Yu has brought it a little closer, and that is as fine a public service as an art documentary can provide.

It was rough and unwieldy.

All of this feels impractical and unwieldy.

It tends to be big and unwieldy.