Sentence examples for might be heavy from inspiring English sources

So a clue might be heavy mist, and a logical answer would be LIGHT RAIN.

But Hill is a poor outfielder and a streaky player, and the Yankees might be heavy in designated-hitter-type players next year.

The themes might be heavy, but the treatment is light, with Mr. Bate throwing in some amusing touches — for instance, laying one particularly homophobic rant from the tapes over footage of a Hitler speech.

The probable reason for As content might be heavy deposition of sediments through leaching from surrounding mountains (Singh 2004).

Batteries might allow a 500-mile range, but they might be heavy and expensive, and recharging them might take time.

The brigades might be heavy mechanized units requiring vast amounts of fuel, or light infantry units with relatively small fuel requirements.

It's not exactly post-modernism, and it might be heavy-handed to invoke Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, but you know what I mean.

The preceding acts hinted that the show might be heavy-going; Benjamin Clementine had sung an entire song about a boiling kettle, stellar Icelandic artist Asgeir sang some of his tracks in his native tongue and Nils Frahm created some beautifully improvised electronic melodies that were almost impossible to dance to.

"Some stuff might be more chamber music, and some might be heavier," Iyer said.

It might be heavier than other Tesla models, but the larger platform probably provides more space and better suspension for the heavy liquid cooled lithium ion battery packs.

Hairspray is at its core about embracing people different from you--people who might be heavier than you, people who have darker skin, people who believe differently than you about what is right.