Sentence examples similar to a weighty program from inspiring English sources
Two days later KURT MASUR, the Philharmonic music director from 1991 to 2002, returns to lead a weightier subscription program that includes Schubert's "Unfinished" Symphony and one of Mr. Masur's specialties, Shostakovich's Symphony No. 13, "Babi Yar".
MH If the terrestrial channels aren't to your liking, the likes of Sky Arts and BBC Four are home to more weighty programming.
For listeners in the mood for a more settled and perhaps weightier program, tomorrow and on Sunday Mr. Neubauer is joined by Ani Kavafian, the violinist, and Fred Sherry, the cellist, in Beethoven's String Trio in G (Op. 9, No. 1) and one of the crown jewels of the chamber literature, Mozart's Divertimento in E flat (K. 563).
Any program which employs a weighty formal apparatus in order to describe a domain and to solve specific problems has to be scrutinized with respect to the economy of its tools: to what extent is this apparatus really necessary to achieve its goals?
The whole DNA/cloning issue sounds like a weighty thing to weave into a Saturday night suspense program, but the nimble "Orphan Black" has so far worn its scientific research lightly.
On Saturday night, in a typically creative program, Mr. Robertson began with Brahms's "Tragic Overture" in a weighty, dark-textured yet transparent account that emphasized the intense work's intricacies and often strange strokes.
It was a weighty ceremony.
A weighty silence follows.
This is a weighty argument.
It has a weighty, mythological resonance.
