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On less-good days he can morph into a noticeably more ponderous creature.
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At an angle of the ponderous wall frowned a more ponderous gate.
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That revival felt trivial; this one feels a little more ponderous.
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She darted away from him, easily outdistancing his more ponderous stride.
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That step was certainly slower and more ponderous than usual.
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He was bold enough to attempt something vastly more ponderous.
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It is the nature of organizations: the larger they grow, the more ponderous they become.
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It was shapeless, ungainly, slow-moving, impossible to sink in a hurricane, more ponderous than a galleon.
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He is larger and more ponderous than me.
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My ideas of the "Learned Blacksmith" had been of something altogether more ponderous and peremptory.
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All things are more ponderous.
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As is the way with much more ponderous and deliberate men;-asis the way, in a degree, with all men!
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It came out of maybe an impatience with the film development process being slightly more ponderous than I imagined it was.
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He has cut a more rotund, slightly more ponderous figure in the last 18 months, but remains a beautifully pure footballer.
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Crack-Up is an altogether more ponderous record, with lyrics musing on life and a musical blueprint that diverges from what came before.
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The woman glanced toward her bookstore, the leaning stacks and golden lights suddenly seeming darker and more ponderous as Margrit followed her gaze.