"But the interview process was so cumbersome there, so formal.
They said they had to use a mnemonic because the name was so cumbersome.
It was a nice idea, but the book, distributed along with the program, was so cumbersome that it was difficult to follow the words during the performance.
For many decades the foldable item was so cumbersome (12 by 18 inches) that, as one 19th-century wayfarer griped, "no pocket of any sex would tolerate them".
We used to use famous actors, partly because the mo-cap process was so cumbersome and we could only have three people anyway.
When I put on Mr. Schwartz's copy, it was so cumbersome I felt as if I were wearing the drapes ripped off a window a la Scarlet O'Hara.
Furthermore, the phrase "emerging international city" was so cumbersome and took such great concentration to say that you could detect, after watching these commercials over and over, the way people paused ever so slightly before uttering it.
Eastern time on Thursday, the airlines had to send flight plans by fax, and the controllers typed them into their computers, sort of a hunt-and-peck exercise that was so cumbersome that many planes were delayed more than an hour.
Testers complained that the Snuggie was so cumbersome that walking in it was difficult, that its sleeves, despite being marketed as "perfect for men, women and children," were too long for shorter adult testers, and that the gaping opening in the back "left their backside uncovered, though it kept other parts toasty".
But those are so cumbersome and hard to carry around.
