Sentence examples for no less ponderous from inspiring English sources
Later in the book, sounding no less ponderous, he asks: "What did it mean to be calling out to these cities for people to go dancing in the street now that summer's here and the time is right?" It means that writing for posterity and writing for simpletons can sound exactly the same.
Yet this new version actually feels more agile and less ponderous.
But the forum's real theme is less ponderous, and more constant: the power of networking.
While less ponderous than in previous versions, even less would be more.
The old Hollywood stars, Kirk Douglas, Olivia de Havilland and Peter O'Toole, managed a lighter, less ponderous tone.
But the director, Joe Mantello, has sensibly chosen to emphasize the play's less ponderous aspects.
If half the episode had been performed by Harpo I'd have been happier — less ponderous, deliberate talk.
In the stadium stands right after the final whistle, however, he sounded less ponderous than usual — relaxed, even.
Shorter and less ponderous shorter than his 2009 address, it was not roundabout but cut straight to the point: "Preserving our individual freedoms ultimately requires collective action".
Of the closely related literary magazines, one of the earliest and best was Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine (1817 1981), founded by a book publisher, William Blackwood, as a rival to the Edinburgh Review, but a less ponderous one than the Quarterly.
