Sentence examples for Too substantial from inspiring English sources

Too substantial to be called compacts but not as large or expensive as the typical midsize car, they created a new class that has never been neatly labeled.

But [the book's heroine] Roberta herself is too substantial to be a caricature.

And five whole grilled sardines -- briny, smoky, crunchy -- are almost too substantial to be an appetizer.

Like most good Menippean satires, The Master and Margarita ends up feeling all too substantial.

Wilson was tempted to sack him, but by now Healey was too substantial a figure.

Although perhaps too substantial for a first course, risotto with white truffle and porcini was splendid nonetheless.

The Democrats, meanwhile, are worried that the rules will leave the loser of their primary stuck on the ballot on a third- or fourth-party line, splitting their already none-too-substantial support.

Soups, too, are substantial.

He, too, was substantial, offering the music's bravura as well as the sensitivity.

Even today, despite recent movies like "The Kids Are All Right," there is too little substantial debate on the subject.

Four years ago a "shareholder spring" was declared, which created a similar degree of fuss without too much substantial change to justify it.