However, the ponderous nature of the chase did England few favours and, when Brindle was caught behind off Dottin, it sparked a mini-collapse that saw four wickets fall for 13 runs.
Less successful, however, are the ponderous moments when frontwoman Bethany Cosentino dabbles in introspection and the tempo drops, as on No One Like You and Up All Night.
The x-rays from their giant cousins, however, play a ponderous tune, more like the slow strains of a Bruckner symphony.
The Master, however, while also ponderous, complex, intriguing, and likely to win Oscars, stands out; a profound, meaty saga of fear, faith, madness, and manipulation brought to seething life by performances so startling they stayed with me for days.
Still, the ponderous style identified with tyranny retains an allure.
In the stadium stands right after the final whistle, however, he sounded less ponderous than usual — relaxed, even.
Neither, however, is Franco Zeffirelli's ponderous production, which though less flamboyant than his usual work, still delights in dwarfing humankind under soaring pillars and furiously decorative detail.
By the 1860s, however, Bunyan's somewhat ponderous tale of journeys through the "slough of despond" and "valley of humiliation" had gone out of fashion, and a theater owner in Maine let crates of the rolled-up muslin molder in storage.
However, he was occasionally ponderous and blotted his copybook by conceding the penalty for Real's equaliser.
However, if these aims sound ponderous on paper, the reality on stage is anything but.
