| If you haven't been to a rock show at a small club lately, it might be hard to imagine how incommodious an experience it can be. |
| It is, besides, incommodious for frequent study, and a very expensive and bulky way of making an herbarium. |
| The four of us walked out to the driveway and climbed into Orrall's car, an incommodious Volkswagen Golf. |
| Washington at this time was forest, swamp, and morass, with only an occasional and incommodious house. |
| The flat was a small and incommodious one, but it was in a quiet street and not very far from Hampstead Heath. |
| Located by London's Temple Bar, this bank was old-fashioned, dark and incommodious. |
