Sentence examples for Carry weighty from inspiring English sources

"Heavy," "plus-size," "corpulent" and "fleshy" all carry weighty implications in one sphere or another.

AMERICANS are big on public anniversaries, especially those they judge to carry weighty moral lessons.

The North said the meeting will carry "weighty significance in opening a new phase of peace," according to the government's Korean Central News Agency.

And both companies carry weighty cudgels to the bargaining table, including the singular and irreplaceable appeal of the sports events they control, Disney's ability to withhold cable transmission of its ABC television stations in certain markets, and News Corporation's pending acquisition of control of the satellite service DirecTV.

These findings carry weighty implications.

Concerns over addiction and unsavory behavior related to sex and corruption, which carry weighty implications for companies invested in the region, have been rising since then.

Zombies have long carried weighty cultural significance.

Competitors run in pairs and fours carrying weighty bags along a 240-yard, 1-in-4 course up Gumstool hill.

"Saddam Hussein has caused my family much pain," said the teenager, whose boyish face and dark eyes carry the weighty seriousness of a much older man.

That's the burden Ms. Davis had to bear, trying to move through the choppy waters of self-discovery while being asked to carry a weighty sense of racial and cultural history in the trendy one-shouldered backpack she liked to carry.

Here We Go, the taster track released last November, sets the mood perfectly: "So, here we go/ With my faith and my hand's really shook up/ Airplane, take us all away to New York City" Owens manages to imbue everything he does with an old-fashioned sense of romance, and his lyrics carry a weighty honesty.