ponderosity

I do this only for that the Oracle has cast its impact on us, and my books suggest the ponderosity of the situation.

I'll take suggestions, boys, while that ponderosity comes around!

The foot was there, poised with Demoelesian ponderosity fifteen feet above their heads.

They were doing 500 now, and Fisk's foot was a marvel of unremitting ponderosity.

Only the ponderosity of the branch had prevented it from crunching into the house, which could hardly withstand that pressure.

What ponderosity it assumed in this awkward maneuver!

And it is this ponderosity, with its slow but resistless movement, that gives the tank its power.

In style, the boat was massive, broad beamed, steady as the shore itself, without ponderosity or slackness of line.

His light mood had now swung back to ponderosity, and he wanted to shove his burden of negation onto someone else.

It was not the cutting whip of the manta, but its blind ponderosity was fully as devastating.

This seeks to be composedly heavy but merely succeeds in attaining a considerable degree of ponderosity.

Keurngang (meaning diamond) has the significance of "hardness" and " ponderosity".

Neither had ponderosity or gravitas.

King Casmir made connubial visits to her bed regularly, once each month, and they coupled with stately ponderosity, like the mating of elephants.

There was a shock of heat and pressure and ponderosity that his body could not discern definitely, and some overwhelming odor that his nostrils missed.

The unseen then went to the door and locked it, examined the fastenings of the windows carefully and pulled down the blinds, and returning sat down upon the bed with startling ponderosity.

Naturally their route led them directly past the scene of the bear fight, where the huge carcass lay as yet undisturbed, and calling forth sundry words of wonder and even admiration, through its very ponderosity and now harmless ferocity.

Additional statistical controls were applied using regression techniques for the confounding factors of racial distribution, known to have a significant effect on blood pressure, mobility (amount of time lived in the area prior to the endpoint measurements), and ponderosity (ratio of weight to height).

Sol had refrained from committing the other knife, knowing that the seeming ponderosity of Sos's hands was illusory; Tactics and strategy at this level of skill looked crude only because so many simple ploys were useless or suicidal; finesse seemed like bluff only to the uninitiate.

But, at least, my mentality was not rigid, and the ponderosity of the legal procedure did not impress me greatly, which is why, no doubt, I had little taste for my inherited profession, and it is possible that these traits found certain affinities in Vance's unconscious mind.

They were handicapped by the ponderosity of the German Imperial Government, by the intervention of persons unfamiliar with news or advertising (at that time the most obvious sources of civilian propaganda personnel), and by a military stodginess which made German press communiqués infuriating even to anti-British readers.