| Bodies that have the least ponderosity would presently sink under water. |
| Poulton wanted the action to move quickly, both to include as much material as he could and also, presumably, to avoid any hint of costume-drama ponderosity. |
| Except for socioeconomic status and ponderosity, the ratio of weight to height, the Munich study did not appear to control for confounding factors which have a bearing on blood pressure in childhood and adolescence. |
| He might just as well have called it weight or ponderosity, which means the same as gravity. |
| Brooklyn might be synonymous with cooler-than-thou electronica and TV On the Radio side projects, but here it has produced a blend of nostalgic twee, melodic ponderosity and adolescent yearning. |
| The ponderosity of her mind was only equaled by that of her body. |
