How do I expect others to enjoy a single-origin half-pull in such an incommodious space when I know that I myself could never? ❋ Steven Nereo (2011)
The present situation constitutionally is more of an incommodious interregnum. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Of this union is said to have sprung (for I am determined not to be certain on that point) that most incommodious person, Francis Tyrrel, as he calls himself, but as I would rather call him, Francis Martigny; the latter suiting my views, as perhaps the former name agrees better with his pretensions. ❋ Unknown (2008)
No reason has been given for the additional delay, but I'm crossing my fingers in the hope that it has something to do with correcting the incommodious, head-cropping, widescreen framing given to THE MODERN COUPLE 1977 on the test discs that were sent to me and other members of the press. ❋ Unknown (2008)
“So that possibly,” said the Sub – Prior, “your private affairs rendered a foreign journey less incommodious to you than it might have been to the noble earl, your right worthy cousin?” ❋ Unknown (2008)
The difficulty of getting forward was so great, that considerable gaps began to occur in the line of march, and the distance between the van, centre, and rear, was each moment increased in a degree equally incommodious and dangerous. ❋ Unknown (2008)
For every judge of right and wrong is not judge of what is commodious or incommodious to the ❋ Unknown (2007)
An incommodious report was released Friday by the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) Independent Evaluation Office (IEO) that elucidates restrictive spending of annual aid on behalf of the 29 Sub-Saharan African countries. ❋ Unknown (2007)
The palaces of Peru or Mexico were certainly mean and incommodious habitations, if compared to the houses of European monarchs; yet who could forbear to view them with astonishment, who remembered that they were built without the use of iron? ❋ Unknown (2004)
England — low, incommodious, kept with difficulty in repair, too often pervious to the wet, and yet strangely picturesque, and correct too, according to great rules of architecture. ❋ Unknown (2004)
Yet they themselves exhort the same thing in prose, and affirm that a man, to free himself from some great disease or exceedingly acute pain, if he have not at hand sword or hemlock, ought to leap into the sea or throw himself headlong from a precipice; neither of which is hurtful, or evil, or incommodious, or makes them who fall into it miserable. ❋ Unknown (2004)
In those which are well furnished, you see pier-glasses and marble slabs; but the chairs are either paultry things, made with straw bottoms, which cost about a shilling a-piece, or old-fashioned, high-backed seats of needle-work, stuffed, very clumsy and incommodious. ❋ Unknown (2004)
The gallery on high, opposite the entrance, was seen but in outline, so shadowy became this hall towards its ceiling; carved stags 'heads, with real antlers, looked down grotesquely from the walls, This was neither a grand nor a comfortable house: within as without it was antique, rambling, and incommodious. ❋ Unknown (2004)
Next day, designing to make the fight on even ground, and have the elephants among the thickest of the enemy, he caused a detachment to possess themselves of those incommodious grounds, and, mixing slingers and archers among the elephants, with full strength and courage, he advanced in a close and well-ordered body. ❋ Plutarch (2003)
And then again, if too old, — it must have been unwieldly and incommodious to his action — so as to make him lose by his child almost as much as he could gain by it. — ❋ Unknown (2003)
After losing his job and finding he was no longer able to pay [rent], Fred was [faced] with the incommodious [prospect] of taking up residence in the street. ❋ Mrburlesk (2014)
