Sentence examples for far too bulky from inspiring English sources

This technology is far too bulky and cumbersome for consumer use, but there are other inventors working on solutions to capture personal energy through elegant means.

The original Xbox One was even uglier---a hulking, awkward rectangle far too bulky for its specs.

That's what Padmanaban and colleagues Robert Konrad and Gordon Wetzstein are working on, and although the current prototype is obviously far too bulky and limited for actual deployment, the concept seems totally sound.

I had a diaper underneath [my red and white striped outfit], but the diapers were far too bulky, so they created thinner diapers.

Segway were pioneers of the self-balancing personal transport device, but their original device, released in 2001, was far too costly and bulky to ever reach mass popularity.

The exoskeletons developed so far, he says, are too bulky and tend to fight the natural rhythms of the body, which turns them into "fancy exercise machines".

There are no plans at the moment for VR headsets or other head-based wearables because so far they have proven to be too bulky to be usable in the physical environment of sometimes-gruelling cycling, Min said.

Sometimes I'll buy a GQ or Esquire, but they're too bulky to carry very far.

The stove in which Mrs. Dogaru claimed to have shoved all the artworks is barely a foot wide and seems far too small to contain what would have been a bulky bundle of canvas and wood.

Worse, most consume far too much power, are all but unusable in broad daylight, and are too bulky for many applications that engineers have in mind.

It faces no significant foreign competition because drywall is too bulky and low-value to be shipped very far.