Sentence examples for any sort of substantive from inspiring English sources

"There's a dishonesty about this... the idea that there is any sort of substantive underpinning to the Tea Party".

Unfortunately, even when education was mentioned it was used to attack the few candidates that support Common Core instead of any sort of substantive discussion.

As sly and winning as the novel is stylistically, it's not hard to imagine the sort of substantive riposte to it that Austen might make.

As voters and reporters increasingly revert to them for information about what is going on in the campaign, there is a risk that the sort of substantive differences between the candidates get lost in the shuffle.

So presumably what we can expect paragraph by paragraph is fun trivia about beards, and what we can expect chapter by chapter is the sort of substantive insight into "ideas of manhood" that only beards can provide.

If there is some such analysis to be had, and if it is rich enough to provide the sort of substantive principles needed to underwrite our various particular judgments, realism will have met well its epistemic burden.

"It would be my hope that we could find some place between voting no and having some sort of substantive answers, but I don't know that it would be useful to pursue these questions any further," Specter said.

Drake University political science professor Dennis Goldford analyzed the straw poll strategy and commented that if Thompson "didn't make some sort of substantive showing" it would be hard for his money flow to continue.

The ad makes a feint at providing some sort of substantive comment, but it doesn't matter, because all anyone will be saying after they see this ad is, "OMG OMG TEH WOLVEZ ARE COMING BY SEAPLANE!

Or any sort of stand, really.

What? "Any sort of disorder.