Unwieldy used in a sentence

Unwieldy in a sentence as an adjective

We've been looking at Gerrit on and off to replace it, but so far can't really bring ourselves to commit to it since it's a fairly unwieldy beast.

But almost all startups have multiple investors, so it would get pretty unwieldy if they were all named every time a startup was mentioned.

It seems unwieldy to use. Why would I want to physically move the cursor to a previous command 50 lines up when I can just do Ctrl-R of the command> and be done with it?This all sounds a bit negative, which isn't my intention.

It may be overly long and unwieldy and could perhaps do with a few more commas, but those are style issues.> "on down" is faulty parallelism.

There are numerous multi-block methods, Ruby's syntactic limitations just makes them unwieldy and thus avoided.

A popular conversation topic results in unwieldy threads that hamper continuation of topics.

There's an API for efficiently adding new data flows based on something similar to template specialization, but the API is unwieldy and the source of much confusion.

It overwhelms the copy text, which is usually reduced to a dull, grey little stream trickling its way through enormous glaring billboard-like pages all of which are clamoring to draw your attention to stuff you don't want; and the first thing you have to do when you buy a new magazine is shake it over a bin in order to shed all the coupons, sachets, packets, CDs and free labrador puppies which make them as fat an unwieldy as a grandmother's scrapbook.