Sentence examples for always weighty from inspiring English sources

The movie on which it is based was an episodic caper about a charming young con man, played by Leonardo di Caprio, and was redeemed by the idiosyncratic Christopher Walken as his father and the always weighty imprimatur of Steven Spielberg.

It's a subject that fascinates the artist, though her obsessions here aren't always so weighty.

Of course, adolescents have always grappled with weighty decisions.

Mr. Rattle is clearly conscious that symphonic interpretations of the "Passion" have been criticized for stolidity and heaviness; he and his magnificent players keep the tempos and textures weighty but always in motion.

Homework is a reminder that big things don't always sound important, or weighty.

He's similar in that sense to his icon Dizzee, who was always happy to balance his weightier stuff with moments of levity.

Second, it is not at all clear that free speech is so presumptively weighty that it nearly always trumps other values.

One is that when a celebrity or sports figure open their mouth about a weighty political issue almost always bad things happen.

(He was one of the first Englishmen to adopt the French custom of wearing a peruke, which explains why in his surviving portraits he always has on an enormous and weighty-looking hairpiece).

The found object, then, is almost always a symbol: something that has a weightier significance than its ordinary appearance seems to warrant; something that acts as a sign if only it can be decoded.

Post always claimed that she was more interested in weighty questions of morality than she was in the finer points of table manners.