In fact, Smart has been a small but weighty millstone around Mercedes's neck, never reaching sales expectations and posting more than $3 billion in losses over a decade.
Pulsars are born when stars that are much more massive than the Sun collapse in supernova explosions, leaving behind a small, incredibly weighty core, known as a neutron star.
Two of the earlier pieces, "Inside I" and "Inside II," from 1967, are small but weighty looking ash-gray boxes, one holding nothing more than bits of wire, the other a pair of rough, potato-shaped lumps.
Each of her small but weighty rugs incorporates about 150 feet of repurposed nautical and mountaineering rope, which she coaxes into intricate patterns that loop and twine like baroque infinity symbols.
This small but weighty group of 12 masterworks salutes the collecting activities of an important Ohio institution that was founded in 1901 under the leadership of the Toledo glass manufacturer Edward Drummond Libbey.
Having paid the Kimbell Collection in Fort Worth that tribute some years ago, the Frick Collection has now selected the Toledo Museum of Art, in Ohio, for the honor, mounting a small but weighty exhibition titled "Masterpieces of European Painting From the Toledo Museum of Art".
Red Polls are very docile, making them great to work with, and they are heavy milkers with the ability to drop small but weighty beefy calves; these same cows have excellent calving ease.
"I was thrilled to be holding the tenor's shoe," which was "small and surprisingly weighty".
Ransom's poetry, which one critic has applauded as exhibiting weighty facts "in small or delicate settings," often deals with the subjects of self-alienation and death.
Rather, a group of information websites will emerge from the world of blogs—small in relative number, but weighty in impact which accept that the internet is not just a licence to peddle prejudices and pursue individual interests.
