Sentence examples for Not quite substantial from inspiring English sources
Excellent for kids, but not quite substantial enough for adults.
Entrees are larger than tapas size but not quite substantial enough for a full meal.
Our Ill Wills is not quite substantial enough to change anybody's life, but its loveliest moments certainly make living more worthwhile.
The Girls is far from a perfect novel: its mirroring of the trajectory of the Family's activities is somewhat constricting, and unnecessary; a secondary line, in which we meet Evie in middle age, is affecting, but not quite substantial enough.
The similarities are not quite as substantial as Mourinho cares to think.
In this case, we observe similar, but not quite as substantial, improvements to test error as the model that estimates serum effects, but does not include virus effects.
It won the best first film award at Cannes; somehow, it doesn't seem quite substantial enough to justify that accolade.
For Paine's protagonists, disappearing altogether is a constant threat; they fear they are not, by themselves, quite substantial enough.
"Aaron Mattocks" clearly means something intensely particular to Ms. Eagly, but exactly what is not adequately revealed through this piece, whose various intriguing parts do not quite foster a substantial mystery.
Meadows likes to hold him back – he even did in the original film when Stephen Graham's Hollywood commitments weren't quite so substantial.
This is not to diminish her quite substantial achievement in administration.
