Sentence examples for ponderous movement from inspiring English sources

This ponderous movement of thousands of people".

By the time it meanders to a conclusion in mid-September, and the beach life briefly takes note, its ponderous movement is sometimes barely discernible.

Americans like ponderous movements — the slow advance up the football field, the long arc of the ball into the outfield, the deliberate trot up the basketball court — and lots of pauses between action.

The composition takes a highly dramatic turn in the ponderous fourth movement, when the young man imagines that he has murdered his beloved and is about to be executed for the crime.

Portentous in tone and ponderous in movement, it is a less distinctive and adventurous creation than the quicksilver miniature "Feu d'artifice," which has long been the most popular of Stravinsky's pre- Firebird" compre- Firebird

There was still time for Saborio to try an audacious lob from distance to steal the game, but Nielsen, who'd looked ponderous in his movements all game, was able to watch this one safely over.

The third movement, a ponderous scherzo, is not so effective.

Movement is ponderous, not in a way that conveys power and awe, but rather instills boredom and frustration.

Mr Hollande has become an accomplished mimic of his former boss's gestures, arm movements and ponderous walk.

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But this is far from being a ponderous book about pondering.