Sentence examples for A bit weighty from inspiring English sources

For a company obsessed with removing every spare word from its homepage ("The fewer, the better," Marissa Mayer once noted), Google's new search interface seems a bit weighty.

Mostly, the size is about right – though I can't see myself reading ebooks in bed as it's a bit weightier than I expected.

If Acer's previous tablet effort was a bit too weighty for you, then consider this: Acer has just announced that their 7-inch WiFi-only Iconia Tab A100 is launching today at retail stores across the country.

Mr Brown gave one of his best parliamentary performances in ages: a couple of decent jokes, a lighter touch, a bit of mischief, some weighty blows and the brilliantly timed surprise of a Nigel Lawson-style income tax cut in the final sentence.

Well, Jerry Pinkney's version feels slightly more weighty than Stephen Mitchell's, and a bit more austere.

Weighty onion and tomato flan was composed of a bit of custard and a great deal of thick pastry; and served on three slices of tomato and a dollop of pesto, slices of prosciutto, dry as cardboard, seemed ripped apart.

And yet fund-raising is always a bit dissonant when done by an incumbent president, who has to juggle the weighty and somber demands of the government with the financial realities of a modern campaign.

This, of course, is itself a bit of optics intended to produce an image of a president too focused on weighty matters to bother with trivialities.

After the weighty, if wittily presented, Czech plot line, the Canadian murder mystery provides a bit of escapist relief.

This book has a bit of that, too, but more frequently serves as a platform for Orwell to expound on weightier topics, often in terms that still resonate today.

Not in a weighty, life-changing way — although he was just three days into Law School orientation and feeling a bit apprehensive — but in the more immediate sense.