Sentence examples for is sometimes heavy from inspiring English sources

The dialogue is sometimes heavy on obvious exposition.

Harris's book is sometimes heavy going, many chapters virtual lists of houses, rooms and owners.

If the dialogue is sometimes heavy in metaphoric symbolism, there are flashes of the poetic imagery of which Williams was a master.

The symbolism is sometimes heavy-handed too.

Traffic was sometimes heavy, not with cars but with tricycle taxis ferrying people about town.

As U.S. troops drove northward, they met resistance that was sometimes heavy but was generally poorly organized.

Felix Pryor, the manuscripts expert for Bonhams auctioneers who identified it, says: "The play was, in several places, so heavily redrafted and worked over that it was sometimes heavy going".

Ms. Nemirova's staging was sometimes heavy-handed in its symbolism.

In fact the six cast members are all fine singers, and while the lyrics to the songs are sometimes heavy-handed ("If you believe in Vegas, you believe in God") or full of blurry imagery, when "Mission Drift" is singing, the show is captivating.

Ms. Gins speaks passionately and fluidly about their work, while Arakawa, whose heavy accent is sometimes hard to decipher, tells charming if immodest anecdotes about the couple's triumphs.

Although the poetic language is perhaps trying a little too hard and the text is sometimes too heavy with message, it's a worthwhile book that stands up in its own right.