unwieldy

• “(Compare that with the approach of the Federal Communications Commission, which allows only limited searching of filings and comments; or that of the Department of Justice, which puts out data on foreign lobbying in unwieldy PDF format and binders.)”

  iGov

• “I saw one day a herd of a dozen bullocks and cows running about and frisking in unwieldy sport, like huge rats, even like kittens.”

  Walking

• “The title is unwieldy, but the book—set in present-day Guyana—is a deft synthesis of travelogue and Bildungsroman, by turns antic and introspective.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Cheeshahteaumauk, Class of '65 (1665)

• “Fans of the original surely recall the unwieldy and annoying mini-game that was more enjoyable if you had auto-hack tools or just bought them out with Ryanbucks.”

  Gaming Target

• “Then came the idea of the ‘post-bureaucratic age’ — in itself the kind of unwieldy phrase you might expect a bureaucrat to use.”

  John Rentoul today puts Trevor Kavanagh and myself in the...

• “Eugenie Allen says Leslie "doesn't do this loaded issue justice, '' because she" uses a battering ram '' to make her points, and so The Feminine Mistake is "unwieldy" and "polarizing.”

  Jeremy Gerard: You Say Mystique, I Say Mistake

• “There is something thoroughly modernist about Burtynsky's work, the grand scale, the glorious detail, a kind of unwieldy whole.”

  Archive 2006-09-01

• “The piece arrived in early December as an "unwieldy" first draft, Mr. Marzorati said: roughly 13,000 words.”

  Off The Record

• “He saw the 'unwieldy' Privileges Committee and its party divisions as part of the problem, not the answer.”

  Betty Bothroyd The Autobiography

• “The back story is unwieldy, that is true – and although I am not a huge fan of flashbacks, they are the best way I’ve found to deal with her history.”

  Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » Manuscript Killers: Immortal Characters

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