Sentence examples for quite lumpy from inspiring English sources

Demand for bandwidth is quite lumpy, with peaks and troughs at different times of the day.

Pulling or tugging the fabric can cause stretchy knits to pucker, and on the other hand, the fabric can gather and become quite lumpy in areas where you want it to lay flat, such as the shoulder area of a top or dress.

Enodis had horrible revenue and earnings numbers from 2000 through 2004, but after a period of restructuring, results have been quite positive, though lumpy.

They were the type of panties that I imagined, if worn under clothes, would make the wearer look like she was wearing a lumpy and quite full diaper.

Which isn't quite fair: for all his lumpy infelicities of tone, for all his very English refusal to face the ravaging truths of a beloved life derailed, he never stops trying.

I did not quite like Best Actress Cate Blanchett's lumpy hair, or Portia de Rossi's windswept stripped hair style.

It should be a little lumpy-looking, not quite as thin as pancake batter, and about the consistency of corn-bread mix.

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If the gravy is lumpy, it may also be quite watery.

"That's not quite right," Shorena gently chided, holding up a lumpy dumpling that looked as if it had been mangled by a toddler.

It's all about lumpy love: prickly middle-aged couples and never-quite-lovers, babies on roller coasters and too-young expectant moms on commuter trains.