Sentence examples for as less substantial from inspiring English sources

Contemporary fiction by women is often perceived as less substantial than that by men.

Grand Ayatollah Yousef Sanei, another pro-reformist critic of the regime and a putative successor to Montazeri, is seen as less substantial.

It would be easy to mistake this imaginative, inventive work as lighter and less substantial than Rankine's, but its experiments with form and the unsettling effects it achieved amounted to more than playfulness.

The landforms remain, but they exist as presences: inferred, less substantial, more powerful... Wildness is not only a property of land – it is also a quality which can settle on a place with a snowfall or with close of day".

The impacts on the economy are slightly less substantial as they are offset by the decline in employment when labors become more efficient.

The details of both calculations are given in table 2. As shown, RHH estimates as a whole suggest a less substantial reduction in variation, and thus a smaller fraction of swept loci.

On an uncertain day, to regulate my sons by Mother Nature's whims, I make it quite clear that some skulls are less substantial than apparent air, as, evidently, one empty cage verifies.

His contribution in the 3-2 win over AS Roma on Saturday was less substantial than in the 7-0 win over LA Galaxy – Mata later cited a dry pitch which made it play slow – though the way he took down Wayne Rooney's sublime 30-yard pass with his left foot and despatching it in off the post with his right left the Dutch manager discussing the football brains of both players.

In the context of rural Manipur, ASHAs were valued for their contribution and promoting opportunities to support maternal health education and ability to provide basic biomedical care, although their role as social activists was considered less substantial.

But this dismissive attitude is as misleading as it would be for us to believe that invisible clear air is less substantial that the clouds floating in it.

As Wiltshire explains: "Even those who deal in less substantial wagers did their brains.