Sentence examples for unwieldy themes from inspiring English sources

It is as if Bach had intentionally set himself the challenge of developing elaborate fugues from unwieldy themes.

It's a big, splashy, populous production reminiscent of books by Dickens and Salman Rushdie with a nod to indie movies like "My Beautiful Laundrette," a novel that's not afraid to tackle large, unwieldy themes.

MOST year-end lists involving the arts try to impose order on an impossibly unwieldy subject or theme: the Most Memorable Broadway Performances among hundreds; the Best Indie Films That Nobody Saw among a countless number of indie films that nobody saw.

It's an unwieldy subject.

Mr. Lonegan stuck with his theme of an unwieldy federal government strangling the country; Mr. Booker again railed against Mr. Lonegan as almost laughably out of step with the state.

The Rachmaninoff Second is an unwieldy score, rich in ear-catching themes but sprawling even in the best hands.

In practice, the idea proved unwieldy and, at last, unprofitable.

Rather than grouping the photos in chronological order or by logical theme, they have imposed an unwieldy structure with sections like "Heroes," "Villains," "Candid Moments" and "Wows".

They're less specific about how they intend to add value to an unwieldy collection of studios, music labels and theme parks that frustrated the likes of Matsushita, Seagram and now Vivendi.

Also discussed at the conferences were the unwieldy size of some exhibitions, excessively esoteric curatorial themes and how often the same curators keep showing the same artists.

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