Sentence examples for unwieldy sentences from inspiring English sources

If Bernofsky is a putter-inner, Williams is a taker-outer, unafraid to break up some of Kafka's long, unwieldy sentences into shorter, more manageable units where necessary.

Try using the Paramedic Method, as outlined here, to perform triage on unwieldy sentences.

Somewhere around 30 seconds into Jeremy's speech: a sort of hush descends as the Leader starts off on a rather odd oratory journey, broken up by nervous swallowing, breathless unwieldy sentences that are hard to follow and sometimes impossible to establish as having ended, delivered with strained expressions by a man who doesn't look, or sound, particularly comfortable.

It's a singular moment, in which Mr. Nauzyciel, peeling back the layers of a haunting memory, finds sensation and pathos within a single, unwieldy sentence.

Word processors let us create sentences without the unwieldy cross-outs and erasures of paper, and despite the occasional catastrophic failure, our hard drives are better suited for storing and retrieving documents than file cabinets.

By the nineteen-seventies, recombinant-DNA technology permitted scientists to cut long, unwieldy molecules of nucleotides into digestible sentences of genetic letters and paste them into other cells.

It is true that his sentences often displayed a rather unwieldy complexity.

This 61-word sentence is too long and unwieldy.

Twiggle's founders want to improve on current e-commerce search engines by letting people enter what they want in normal sentences, even if those sentences are unwieldy run-ons.

Others are unwieldy.

It is all unwieldy.