Sentence examples for be a bit heavy from inspiring English sources
Ms. Lee found Mr. Cheney's speech to be a bit heavy on cliches.
My desert-island dish... I'd say roast chicken, but it might be a bit heavy, given the climate, so I'm going to have to go for a lovely fricassée of lobster with a selection of summer herbs and vegetables.
All in all, Airbnb can be a bit heavy in comparison.
Personally, I found the CRT filter to be a bit heavy, darkening the image considerably.
"I'm holding the hopes of 13 million people on my shoulders which can be a bit heavy sometimes, but at the same time I embrace that and I try my best.
The subject matter may be a bit heavy for some audiences.
Among the jurors is a woman whose cousin is Al Bumbry, a former Baltimore Orioles outfielder who coached Clemens with the Boston Red Sox; a vegetarian lawyer who considers drug laws in the United States to be "a bit heavy-handed"; and a Philadelphia Eagles fan who thought Michael Vick "was done wrong" when he was convicted for his involvement in a dogfighting ring.
The only warning I would give you is that these drops are likely to be a bit heavier than usual, so make sure that umbrella is reinforced.
However the rainfalls tend to be a bit heavier nowadays because the waters are a bit warmer, there is a bit more evaporation going on.
I find his scripts to be a bit heavy-handed and was concerned that his handling of African characters and sociopolitical issues would annoy me.
