Sentence examples for bit ponderous from inspiring English sources

But nothing feels forced — both the jokes and the emotions emerge more naturally without the distracting spectacle that sometimes makes "Show Boat" feel a bit ponderous.

While the handling was a bit ponderous, it was no worse, and probably better, than most S.U.V.'s of this size.

With a curb weight as low as 3,106 pounds, the Nissan may be the lightest car in its class, but the styling is a bit ponderous and unresolved, with a thick slab of grille, woozy sine-wave character lines along the body and bulging, Camry-esque taillamps.

www.lincolncenter.org January "AS OF NOW: RANDY WESTON AND DANILO PEREZ" The world premiere of two new works -- Mr. Weston's concerto for Regina Carter, and a work by Mr. Perez, who's busy making complex pan-American music these days that can be a bit ponderous on record but blazing in performance.

The Director of Rugby labelled his side's defence as pretty bad a times, while the attack had been "a bit ponderous".

In the 1970s, the police procedural in the palm trees was a bit ponderous; a lot of talk and not all that much gunplay.

Mr. Martins's ballet, set to the title score by John Adams, was every bit as ponderous as it was at its November premiere.

In tomorrow's show, which seems a bit less ponderous in tone, the focus is on a medical conspiracy that hides its true designs while claiming to be about surrogate motherhood.

Songs from the platinum-selling debut album, Contraband, were every bit as ponderous as the handful of GN'R and Stone Temple covers that found their way into the show.

I thought it was all very handsome indeed, although a bit on the ponderous side.

Nobody could mistake them for Barcelona as it all looks a bit slow and ponderous.