Sentence examples for from cumbersome from inspiring English sources

The clarity of his writing is erratic, ranging from cumbersome to compassionate.

For now, laptops continue to flourish as consumers and companies move away from cumbersome desktop PC's.

Far from cumbersome, however, were many of his short, witty poems that challenged traditional Roman mores and deflated senatorial pretensions.

The stoppers range from cumbersome metal clamps fitted to the sides of ledges, to unobtrusive and abrasive edges on otherwise smooth granite benches.

The new measure's sponsors -- led by Representative Bill Thomas of California, chairman of the Ways and Means Committee -- say they are only trying to make things simpler for nonprofit groups by exempting them from cumbersome federal disclosure requirements if they have already filed with state or local governments.

To catch up, President Barack Obama needs to push for a federal feed-in tariff, or a mandate for states to have one, and fund it with a surcharge on conventional power — small enough to pass, but big enough to move solar away from cumbersome grants and tax incentives that come and go with the annual budget circus.

But Professor Light noted that this lag had resulted in part from the cumbersome process of F.B.I. background checks and from delays by the White House itself.

The bulk of the debt stems from the cumbersome legal battle Mr. Burris had to wage to be seated.

He swerved away from the cumbersome Chelsea captain, John Terry, turned and ripped the ball into the roof of the net.

He gave a brilliantly straight answer to the post-match question as to how Tottenham recovered from their cumbersome two-goal deficit.

Although she was arrested for indecent exposure, her promotion eventually liberated women from the cumbersome multilayer garb worn since the 1890s.