Ingersoll stated that a twenty-dollar piece would be "doubled into a ponderous and unparalleled size".
Italy tried that with Alberto Gilardino, who was a match for Balotelli in size but is ponderous and predictable, whereas Mario is neither.
The 9th Circuit judges called the 2008 fish and wildlife document that spelled out the smelt protections "a ponderous, chaotic document, overwhelming in size" and "a bit of a mess".
This $45,000 SUV might appeal to customers who find the Navigator's size and price too ponderous.
Even the director Erica Schmidt's decision to have the winsome, very human quartet of hand puppets transmogrify, onstage, into life-size puppet creatures, seems ponderous rather than engaging (a move more Disney than Kukla, Fran and Ollie, the original inspirations for "Lili").
At over 6ft, with large prism-like glasses and a professorial demeanour, Edgar can make a rather awkward first impression: "He can occasionally, just because of his size and his manner, seem a little ponderous," says his friend, the writer Anthony Holden, "but I think this is just a consequence of a razor-sharp brain and a massive intelligence.
Both on the recordings and with the St . Lukes players on Wednesday, he reconfigured the textures, tempos and weights of these familiar works and presented the thesis that Brahms's music as we have come to know it -- from playersances by full-size symphony orchestras -- is bloated and ponderous.
Size, weight and technical difficulties limit the use of ponderous strip chart electroencephalographs (EEGs) for real time evaluation of brain wave function in modern intensive care units (ICUs).
Once a platform expands past a certain size, the sheer scale of its app catalog can become ponderous.
Mammals of several orders have attained great size (elephants, hippopotamuses, and rhinoceroses) and have converged on specializations for a ponderous mode of locomotion referred to as "graviportal".
