Sentence examples for too sluggish for from inspiring English sources

He belongs, however, in a more focussed movie; this one feels too sluggish for his predations, although we do get a loyal reproduction of the scene, from "8½," in which Guido watches footage of his latest screen tests, with Luisa sitting nearby.

Just as an aside: I tried out Windows 7 RC1 on the test Aspire One 751h that I have here and found it to be a bit too sluggish for everyday use.

They were too slow and too sluggish, especially for a critical Game 2 of the American League Championship Series.

Below 1.5 × 10−4 mol dm−3 of Fe3+, the decolorization reaction is too sluggish to account for any practical significance.

Peer Schneider of IGN found the 2.5D version for the Game.com to be frustrating and only "partially faithful" to the original release of Resident Evil 2. Although he felt that its graphics and sound effects managed to recreate the original game's atmosphere to a certain extent, he thought that its controls were too "sluggish" to allow for an enjoyable experience.

Bluetooth chips, too sluggish and short-range for high-speed data (where Wi-Fi rules), are ideal for phone calls and tunes because they drain the battery far more slowly than Wi-Fi.

People were feeling too sluggish and lacked the energy for trysts.

But "Yes Man," dutifully directed by Peyton Reed ("Bring It On," "Down With Love") is too sluggish and slapdash a vehicle for its star's prodigious wackiness.

The Royal Mail, for example, was too sluggish without private investment and initiative, so hopefully that will now be free to go the same way.

They find that structural arrest results from a 'glass transition' in the particle-rich regions of the colloid, meaning the particles' dynamics simply become too sluggish, because of their high density, for them to continue to phase separate.

An editor in New York warned me that Egypt, where Hosni Mubarak had ruled for almost thirty years, might seem too sluggish after China.