Sentence examples for was so unwieldy from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the catheter was so unwieldy and inflexible that the physicians' approach to the septum was thirty degrees short of the optimal angle.

Now, in an offensive campaign, it could only wage war by committee; the process was so unwieldy that it became, to future American Defense officials, an object lesson in how not to fight a war.

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.

And because that was so unwieldy, and forced users to bend the app to their desires, a lot of that activity went elsewhere.

Ultimately, it's so unwieldy and strange-looking that you have to be either very confident or very asthmatic to use this.

I have to admit, though, they're so unwieldy I have never actually lugged one home to see what magic it might conceal.

In fact, because our law is so unwieldy and costs 100 times the European average, it acts as a huge disincentive to sue.

The piece features a large chorus, a huge percussion battery and a prominent piano part, and is so unwieldy that two conductors usually lead different sections, like multiple traffic wardens standing at a particularly dangerous intersection.

A woman who once trained under King and years later filed a complaint against him criticized USA Swimming's process as being so unwieldy, it discourages people from coming forward.

But this book is so unwieldy, and so polarizing, that it is unlikely to convince many stay-at-home mothers to return to work — or to develop that backup plan.

In "Tantrums" the poet thinks: So useful it would be to carry that preemptive howl always with you; all the functions it performs, its equivalents in words are so unwieldy.