Sentence examples for unwieldy device from inspiring English sources

He built an unwieldy device, the "cardio-pneumo-psychograph," which used a standard cuff to measure blood pressure, and a rubber hose wrapped around the subject's chest to measure his breathing.

In my review of the iPhone 6s three years ago, I said the 6s Plus wasn't the phone for me, saying in part that "the Faustian bargain that it presents" was an offer to have a large-screened phone but only at the cost of using a physically unwieldy device.

He paused for a second at the top appearing to consider what to do with this confounding, unwieldy device he was holding before just dropping it on the platform, fully open, and boarding the plane.

I can't imagine Segway users having a preference for the road, so bike lanes, particularly in cities, could become clogged with the unwieldy devices.

There are way, way easier ways to do this, but they do cost money up front and you don't get that satisfaction of creating your own expensive and unwieldy franken-device that performs an obscure function.

It sports a QWERTY hardware keyboard underneath that huge square display, which is rumored to be touch-sensitive for gesture interaction, and it'll be unwieldy with a device width that exceeds that of the gargantuan Galaxy Note 3. Honestly I have no idea what to say about this device.

I recognized the benefit immediately, but I thought that his device was unwieldy and expensive.

Size-wise (and weight-wise), Jolla's phone is a good middle ground, with enough screen to showcase whatever content you're playing around with, without being so big the actual device becomes unwieldy.

There's also a complaint that the devices are both unwieldy and ugly.

As specs, those unwieldy, acronym-laden descriptors of a device's speed and storage capabilities hold less sway over our choice of phone or PC, and companies are seeking out new ways to distinguish their products from the competition.

Yet the didacticism, echoed in the children's sometimes unwieldy recitations, is off-putting, and the device makes the film's healthy sentimental strain feel manipulative.