Sentence examples for as much substance from inspiring English sources

As a result, "There's not as much substance" in music.

"It includes some of the wittiest and most popular images ever published," Aletti writes, but adds that "this show has as much substance as charm.

He was also the photographer who caught Nixon buttonholing Khrushchev in Moscow in 1959, so this show has as much substance as charm.

Most of the releases contain about as much substance as cotton candy, dealing with an assortment of City Hall ceremonies, bills to rename streets and friendly bets on baseball games with the mayors of other cities.

It is important to remember, however, that the portrait of the society is merely a persistent shadow in the story, with not as much substance indeed as the shadow of Michael Furey.

Though Guinness would presumably have disagreed, Keaton might just discover Birdman's vision of an impenetrable dividing line between arthouse and mainstream has about as much substance to it as the contents of old Obi-Wan's Jedi cape in the wake of his final battle with Darth Vader.

But appearance counts as much as substance in these encounters.

Its winners often need style as much as substance, a few big shows perhaps.

For once, thanks to the global economic slump, it is as much about substance as about style and personalities.

Alter shrewdly reads this achievement as a matter of style as much as substance, and spends considerable time examining the subtle ways in which F.D.R. embodied hope to a people consumed by despair.

In an industry where style can count as much as substance and coaches spin through a revolving door in search of the latest, richest offer, Waters's ascent has been painfully slow.