lumber someone with something

Examples of lumbering

lumbering

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The music industry is commonly criticised for being monolithic and lumbering, but it is seeking alternative revenue sources beyond the exploitation of physical content.
The lumbering orchestral chords suggested an implacable sacrificial religious rite.
Vehicles are nothing but survival machines, lumbering robots controlled by the replicators that produced them.
This moment suggests a lumbering, witless quality to the production, one that substitutes broad strokes for nuance and character development.
Peterson mapped out a landscape twenty years on in which corporate 'dinosaurs' - global music companies - would still be lumbering around.
To hear these searing alto riffs lumbering along an octave lower than they were meant to sound creates an effect of sheer struggle, more sub- than superhuman.
It is hardly surprising, therefore, that they have been casting around in an attempt to find rather more solid ground to support their lumbering chargers.
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