Sentence examples for Rather heavy from inspiring English sources

After that it all gets rather heavy.

Orwell described it as "simple, rather heavy, perhaps slightly barbarous".

The causes were important, but, truth be told, rather heavy.

She appeared to be wearing false eyelashes and rather heavy foundation.

Malus domestica (apple) produces wood that is reddish brown, hard, and rather heavy.

Whatever the opposite of "simple, rather heavy, perhaps slightly barbarous" is, this place is it.

Less, because he tends to be a rather heavy-handed critic.

He is a sitting duck - or deer, as the rather heavy-handed double entendre of the title would suggest.

Then, to a rather heavy-set teenager wearing headphones: "And young man, I can't get through because of your frontpack".

As an encore, she offered a colorful and cleanly articulated if rather heavy-handed rendition of Scarlatti's Sonata in C (K. 159).

There was something intermittent about the meaning of my rather heavy-duty symbolism, and about whether the flies signified anything at all.