Sentence examples for But substantively from inspiring English sources

But substantively, optimism without reality isn't eloquence.

But, substantively, the legislative package has been a success.

But, substantively, it is the Romney-Ryan proposals that were the center of attention.

"But substantively, it was not necessarily his greatest speech.

Indeed, it could serve as a metaphor for his Presidency: symbolically rich but substantively hazy.

He's politically astute — giving everybody the impression he's on their side — but substantively vague.

Using measures based on actual giving behavior, we document that altruism matters little for low-income Americans' preferences and partisanship, but has substantively large effects on the affluent, leading altruistic high-income Americans to be substantially more supportive of antipoverty policy and the Democratic Party than their less altruistically inclined high-income peers.

Xi spoke of the travels of Han dynasty envoy Zhang Qian to the region more than 2,100 years ago, but more substantively, he proposed the establishment of a "Silk Road economic belt" to boost trade and transport links and strengthen regional policy coordination from the Pacific to the Baltic Sea.

For these liberties Rawls requires that citizens be not only formally but also substantively equal.

Indeed, Clinton repeatedly demonstrated that seemingly conflicting approaches could complement each other, not only politically but also substantively.

"Shalom is God's design for creation and redemption.... God hates sin not just because it violates his law but, more substantively, because it violates shalom, because it breaks the peace, because it interferes with the way things are supposed to be... Sin, then, is any agential evil for which some person (or group of persons) is to blame.