Sentence examples for is a bit heavy from inspiring English sources
"I think crazy is a bit heavy," McRoberts said, adding that Southall's self-motivation was one of his most impressive qualities.
The butter and Parmesan cheese sauce coating the pasta is a bit heavy and bland, but the ravioli are nicely al dente and their filling is ripe with the gamy flavor of the mushrooms.
And if all that talk of firings is a bit heavy for you, here's a video of Russell Wilson dancing with his grandmother at Christmas to lighten the mood.
Although it was better than carrying around a ordinary cordless phone with a headset plugged in, the Radio Shack model is a bit heavy and would not stay clipped to my clothes.
The one criticism I would level, echoing to some extent what Martin and Mike have said, is that it is a bit heavy on weather anecdotes (this record broken here; that record there), which draws attention away from the central issue of the statistics of extremes.
The movie is a bit heavy on the hillbilly stereotypes, but a wonderfully unexpected, oddly touching performance by the Irish-born actor Liam Neeson, playing another of Truman's backwoods brothers, covers a lot of sins -- Wednesday/EarlyThursday at 3 a.m. and Thursday at 11 p.m. on TBS.
But the whole thing is a bit heavy-handed, offering little real insight into the nature of addiction or even domestic bliss.
Her idea of letting "Pretty Women" from "Sweeney Todd" segue into "The Ladies Who Lunch" from "Company" is a bit heavy-handed, but she brings it off.
Like the HP projector, it is very compact (although it is a bit heavier, at 3 pounds).
At 8.5 ounces, it is a bit heavier than the average point-and-shoot camera, and it is made of magnesium alloy for ruggedness.
