Sentence examples for enough ponderous from inspiring English sources

This is just right for Mr. Cave, who in his time has generated enough ponderous creepiness for a hundred men.

The singing is just bittersweet enough but the rapping is ponderous, too turgid to be described as "flow".

My sense is that he regarded contemporary folk as corny somehow both too ponderous and not ponderous enough.

Appropriately enough, the Antares itself is a ponderous beast, taking more than a minute after launch to break the sound barrier, which is slow for a rocket.

"The Gospel According To Spinal Tap: 'This pretentious, ponderous collection of religious rock psalms is enough to prompt the question - what day did the Lord create Spinal Tap, and couldn't he have rested on that day too?'" Frontman David St Hubbins Michael McKeann) forces a smile.

Andy Shaw of Grovel on the other hand had a more negative response, praising the artwork of Dave McKean and calling it "brilliant", but criticized Morrison's story as claustrophobic and "has more ponderous psychology than action and, as a result, not enough room to fit any decent action in".

He read at a walking pace, unhurried enough to be easily understood but not so slow as to be ponderous.

Unlike today's ponderous diet tomes, this was tiny just 4 inches by 7 inches, and svelte enough to slip into a shirt pocket or purse.

More capacious than ponderous, "Moby-Dick" has the wild and unpredictable energy of the great white whale itself, more than enough to heave its significance out of what Melville called "the universal cannibalism of the sea" and into the light.

The ponderous, rattling Circle Line.

Reactions are slow and ponderous.