Sentence examples for is a bit clunky from inspiring English sources

This approach, however, is a bit clunky.

Even so, a very small truffled celeriac tart is a bit clunky and stodgy, especially for £9.

(Changing instruments requires that you press a combination of two buttons, however, which is a bit clunky).

Roberts Terrain 3-Band Rugged Radio with Water and Impact Resistant Casing, £100, amazon OK, so it is a bit clunky and oversized.

The updating is a bit clunky when it comes to the libretto's religious fervour – are the resistance fighters really praying to a pagan bible?

The symbolism of the fence Troy intermittently builds to ward off death is a bit clunky and there is an overlong coda trying to make sense of his life.

Linux is a bit clunkier to learn, even though its features are roughly the same.

It's a bit clunky; let's hope this gets solved in an update.

It's a bit clunky, because they're not very good at it; they've not had much practice yet.

In the past EMUI has been a bit clunky, chintzy and not to my tastes looking a bit like an Android clone of Apple's iOS.

The beginning was a bit clunky, in terms of some of the dialogue setting up the story, but that's a minor detail.