But there is a fearlessness to Tolkin's book that remains forceful, even when soul-searching ponderousness threatens to engulf it.
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Longtime producer Irwin Winkler only recently began directing, and this mostly slick Hitchcockian caper finds him shedding the ponderousness that dogged his previous efforts.
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Don't be put off by the academic ponderousness of the first episode, in which statistics and generalizations and conquistadors dominate the landscape.
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"Chicago Hope " ), Dreyfuss is also a producer, and his signature is visible in the show's ponderousness.
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Other deliberately tired-looking character actors, including Jeff Daniels and Ellen Burstyn, give the movie heft, but add to its ponderousness.
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He named Gypsy after a pet turtle his brother once owned, as the robot's size and ponderousness reminded him of the turtle.
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Kamil is metaphysical and introspective as well and in some ways represents the continuity of the quintessence of his own literary tradition minus its ponderousness.
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In 1956, when Brecht's actors were about to play in London, he told them that the British public would not tolerate Teutonic ponderousness.
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In the station the catwalks will be gone, the trusses will support clear skylights and their ponderousness will be considerably mitigated by the space cascading beneath them.
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Yet the tension between earnestness and playfulness that characterizes the best romantic art can be off-kilter in Twombly's work, which often veers toward ponderousness.
