Sentence examples for so much unwieldy from inspiring English sources
Mirza's anti-war drama is overambitious — she's writing not just about the darkness of men and the horrors of war but also about racial prejudice and the objectification of women — and her actors, under the direction of Lucie Tiberghien, struggle under the weight of so much unwieldy material.
For a company with a two letter name, LG loves nothing so much as an unwieldy title.
The challenge for systems pharmacology modeling is inclusion of enough mechanistic detail to capture key observable system behaviors without including so much that the models become unwieldy to simulate or interpret, or have so many parameters they cannot be constrained by measurable data.
It is not so much a nation-state as an unwieldy collection of competing ethnic groups, tribes, castes and interests.
Eventually it crams in so much plot information that there's an unwieldy surfeit of narrative treasure: it's bootylicious.
It made the edit very unwieldy at first – there was just so much footage to manage but it also meant that some events were captured by multiple viewpoints – for example the donkey.
"There's so much artfulness in the way he's attempting to work with the most unwieldy material," Mr. Alhadeff said.
(Board book; ages 1 to 4) Thank heaven for hippos, creatures unwieldy in both size and name, and go-to subject for so much children's literature.
It was so big and so unwieldy and everybody had a problem all the time, every day, and I was under so much pressure.
They were on their way out to Campo de' Fiori, I showered and ate my two bananas I'd been lugging around with so much else in that inconvenient plastic bag; for some reason, this trip so far has been one of carrying unwieldy baggage.
