Sentence examples for ponderous one from inspiring English sources

"We may not always agree on matters of state," I said, not in my own voice, but in that loud, ponderous one I knew just as well.

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.

"I like big themes, but never ponderous ones".

"I like big themes," said Ms. Colker, "but never ponderous ones".

After a ponderous silence, one of the men in the room -- and they were all men -- grumbled a question.

On one of their ponderous rambles, they see a middle-aged woman unloading grocery bags onto a baby stroller: "What's her name?" "Isabel," I said.

On one episode this season, a pondering Dawson spoke this ponderous line: "Maybe it's true what they say about our generation.

Ponderous but pretty, one for completists.

Much of this music is ponderous, though with one short outburst of freakishness from the orchestra.

In the book, I had contended that academics should not blame their bad writing on publishing gatekeepers who, they mistakenly believe, insist on ponderous prose as proof of one's seriousness.

Then we have the Champions Trophy, a slick, slimmed-down version of the ponderous World Cup, and one on which expectation, given home advantage, is high.