Sentence examples for unwieldy collection from inspiring English sources

What would you name such an unwieldy collection of schools?

Despite the plays' relatively similar themes, "Thicker Than Water" can seem like an unwieldy collection of parts.

It is not so much a nation-state as an unwieldy collection of competing ethnic groups, tribes, castes and interests.

Perhaps his greatest legacy will be the consolidation of an unwieldy collection of colleges that, in Dr. McCormick's view, short-changed students.

Put your unwieldy collection on shuffle mode and you have a chance to hear music stripped of expectation (unless you have some kind of eidetic skill and can remember everything you've ever heard, even if only for a few seconds).

But in the end, Bank of America had swallowed much more than it could digest, leaving it stuffed with an unwieldy collection of assets and dangerously exposed to any economic downturns.

Initially, don't limit yourself to just one type of item unless you're sure there is plenty of variety in that type or that it is exactly all that you want to collect or if you find that the collection becomes too unwieldy just adding any sort of gargoyle object to it.

Dreier had initially hoped that the Société Anonyme would evolve into a museum, but by the late 1930's the collection was so unwieldy that Duchamp persuaded her to give it away.

The potential palette for such a collection seemed so large, unwieldy, and subjective that I wondered how any specific presentation could do it justice; I mean, what is meant by the best, after all?

We've been going on and on about all the stuff downtown but there is another side to Toronto, something called the Greater Toronto Authority, a collection of suburbs that are truly unwieldy.

In an era when "everybody's music collection is the same" thanks to file swapping, collecting expensive, unwieldy LPs is a conspicuous way for the superfans to advertise their cognoscenti status, he said.