Sentence examples for asking weighty from inspiring English sources

As it is, even when flippantly asking weighty existential questions about war and faith, this production calls into question the reasons for its own existence.

Then, demanding consumers fatten up the cars further by asking for weighty indulgences like seats that heat, cool, massage and play DVDs on rear-facing screens.

Afterward, she lingered in the vestibule to give him the opportunity to talk to her, though all he did was ask, in the weighty tones of a prosecutor in court, about her studies.

This too was devoted to asking questions, in this case the weightiest: How did we get here?

This was Limbaugh's clever way of acknowledging the paradox of his position as a media skeptic asking for listeners' trust, and it was his way of addressing the weighty questions that any radio personality must face: Who do you think you are?

Asked to consider a weighty ontological matter — Why is there something rather than nothing?

Viewers are asked to debate this weighty matter (and have done so).

Asked to consider a weighty ontological matter—Why is there something rather than nothing?—I'll draw a blank.

That's the burden Ms. Davis had to bear, trying to move through the choppy waters of self-discovery while being asked to carry a weighty sense of racial and cultural history in the trendy one-shouldered backpack she liked to carry.

Closer to home, how often do we get asked for advice on weighty topics which we consider for all of 30 seconds before answering?

It is at least worth asking whether the interest that the secessionist group have in linking up with their ethnic comrades in S2 is morally weightier than the interest of the majority of the citizens of S1 in national security.