Sentence examples for feels cumbersome from inspiring English sources

I wish we could do away with white tie and tails - it looks a bit silly to me, and it feels cumbersome to wear when you're playing.

His book manages to be funny, shrewd and moving, with a complex structure that never feels cumbersome, and a finale so intense that you want to read it very slowly, almost one word at a time.

Last month he bought the digital version of "The Bourne Identity," even though he had the actual 500-page book in his home, because "for whatever reason, it feels cumbersome to read," he said.

But there's something that, unfortunately, still feels cumbersome and even 'uncool' (well, to teens) about apps that are all about safety.

"Delivering this through a phone can feel cumbersome and it slows the pace and focus of play.

I am not a young teacher any more and the bells and whistles I used to rely on, which were starting to feel cumbersome, would feel totally unwieldy now.

"Initially the new system felt cumbersome," says Gasta. "People asked 'Why do I have to do this?' For the most part we're a ski company.

While today is the age of the mobile device, longer term, echoing some of what Zuckerberg said about Facebook's interest in Oculus, there will come a time when even those light, handheld devices will feel cumbersome.

That could be true in some distant future, but today's lineup of shopping assistants have felt cumbersome and clunky – you may be chatting with a slightly smarter machine, but not one that can have a true conversation.

While there have been a dozen of authoring systems and programming toolkits for visual design and development, users who do not have programming skills, such as data analysts or interface designers, still may feel cumbersome to efficiently implement a web-based visualization.

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