Significados de too ponderous en inglés

His watery blue eyes held in them an unanswered question that seemed too ponderous for utterance.

To her at any rate the festivities of Christmas-day were not too ponderous for real enjoyment.

The task of doing so was too ponderous.

My own must be altogether too ponderous and respectable for a taste formed on sensational models.

In fact, the body was too ponderous.

Art is both too sensitive and too ponderous for the rough and agile ends of civic controversy.

While most critics loved the score some found it too ponderous, with others calling it "insipid".

He was too ponderous and slow.

For thirty years these views prevailed over a wider circle, and were enforced in many volumes too ponderous to survive.

Anyway, it's too ponderous.

Huw Edwards was far too ponderous for the build-up, Sophie Raworth not really the right person to do the fluff elements.

The home side's pick-and-drive game was too ponderous, the clearing out not good enough to provide the quick ball they craved.

But poor Mrs. Furnival was too ponderous for this mounting late in life, and she had not been asked to Noningsby.

His head, huge and grey, appeared to be much too ponderous for his yielding body, and yet he carried it manfully, even theatrically.

This plan he charged Blackmore with stealing; "only," says he, "the guardian angels of kingdoms were machines too ponderous for him to manage."