Sentence examples for I think substantively from inspiring English sources

That said, I think substantively the pick is a triumph.

And I think substantively she was wrong, but that wasn't the point.

"Gore comes off to me as a guy who has absolute confidence in what should be done and really isn't all that interested in what you think substantively," said Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., a Delaware Democrat who supported Mr. Gore in the primaries.

For one, I think the agreement should substantively be treated as a treaty.

The Democrats approached that, unfortunately, with the McGovern people, Nixon helped maneuver that, but in fact, substantively, I think that the Republican electorate is even further away from there.

Beyond the stimulus, how do you assess the president's economic record? Substantively, I think Obama's first term will be remembered for one huge domestic policy accomplishment — health care reform — which will help the country for generations to come.

"I think she needs to really substantively explain why Trump's policy would weaken the US," he said.

"I think people do need to learn some things very substantively.

"I think McCain is beginning to come across as stylistically Dole and substantively Bush, and I can't imagine a worse combination to go into a general election in a year when people want change".

Mr Scott says the government did not "substantively" consult the ABC about the Australia Network's future: "I think a decision was simply made to chop the service".The demise of the Australia Network follows a steady erosion of Australia's overseas diplomatic budgets, under both left and right, over recent years.

"I think it is very courageous," said Mr. Weitz, who added that his name has not appeared substantively in Women's Wear Daily for more than five years.