be big on

"I thought on an internet level it was going to be big. I didn't expect it to be big on the radio."

The chair of the Neurological Alliance of Scotland, Tanith Muller, wrote in a blog that the proposals claim to be "big on ideas but a short on detail".

The analysts said Putin calculated that any Western response to an attempt to reclaim Ukraine by force would be big on outrage but limited in actual punishment.

It might be big on small wrists, but it's easy on the eyes in terms of style and readability.

Technology to battle the coronavirus will be big on the virtual show floor this year.