Sentence examples for unwieldy life from inspiring English sources

Study of the development of human behaviour is unwieldy; life does not submit to elegant scientific analysis or to precise prediction.

"Brick Lane," published three years ago when Ali was 35, is a sprawling yet tightly cohering novel, set in London and Bangladesh, that uses one woman's unwieldy life to put a human face on the struggle between the first world and the third, Islam and secularism, tradition and modernity, fate and free will, men and women, youth and age.

By Carrie Battan July 26 , 2016In her column "Ask Polly, Heather Havrileskyy attempts to address her readers' most unwieldy questions about modern life.

And so I see my life — my large, unwieldy, disorganized life — as a banquet.

For tasks like that, a fully fledged Windows PC is overkill, as well as unwieldy and short on battery life.

These behemoths, weighing up to 10 pounds and going dark after only two hours of battery life, are too unwieldy to use on airplane tray tables -- or even, paradoxically, on laps.

Critics say Letta's government, which started life as an unwieldy left-right coalition with Silvio Berlusconi's PdL party and faced almost daily tensions and divisions, has been largely unable to present credible solutions.

But she has again plunged into her stream of memories, this time to make sense of the unwieldy truth of her own life in a crisp and dry-eyed memoir.

With time, he found life in frigid, unwieldy machines.

He has transformed the unwieldy Curve gallery into a life-size second-world-war bunker, complete with chicken wire, tin cans, typewriters, rotting wooden cabinets full of files, even a full-size, fully functional train track, which he used to shunt building materials through the space.

(These contradictions are responsible for the slightly unwieldy title, "Beloved/Friend".) Jaume's life could be represented by another of Mr. Pons's films, "Damned Misery," though that title could easily be applied to a number of his features.