unwieldy in a sentence

• But some find part of its solution unwieldy and poorly timed.
• Being less unwieldy, it should be more amenable to change.
• It's a bit unwieldy, but reliable ."
• For sure, the unwieldy scripts have done her no favors.
• But the Wallenberg empire today is vastly more complex and unwieldy.
• "It's getting too big and too unwieldy.
• But the former governor and his inner circle carry unwieldy baggage.
• This has its charms, but does seem a little unwieldy.
• We also spend part of every week untangling our unwieldy layups.
• He never liked larger, traditional surfboards, finding them unwieldy.
• It's difficult to see unwieldy in a sentence .
• An unwieldy mix of " Porky's,"
• Alphabetical listings can become too numerous, unwieldy and thematically unrelated.
• Throughout, he organizes unwieldy material by setting up polar opposites.
• A logjam of applications is only expected to grow more unwieldy.
• Honningsvaag can't even make the unwieldy claim, anyway.
• But the present structure . . . has become hopelessly unwieldy.
• It leaks in the rain and the lighting system is unwieldy.
• His accomplishment was all the more surprising given its unwieldy structure.
• Alinghi also jettisoned nationality regulations it described as unwieldy and expensive.
• Unwieldy cartwheels after goals are about as demonstrative as he gets.