Sentence examples for both substantial and from inspiring English sources
The meal was both substantial and delicious.
They were made of a very thick bouclé that looked both substantial and cloud-like.
I am, however, acutely aware of his achievements, which seem to me to be both substantial and generally on the side of justice.
These are objects that are both substantial and restrained — like the Diorama necklace, a breastplate-like collar of gold-finished metal adorned with a single, gleaming red glass stone.
The system, introduced in 1994 to focus largely on the seven major crime categories, has changed in ways both substantial and subtle, and now records 734 of what officials call indicators: everything from concentrations of prostitutes to police overtime, allegations of abuse by officers and how often police commanders meet with community leaders.
Cypherpunks, he said, was the publisher's bestselling title, and while he describes himself as "Julian Assange's publisher, not his friend", Robinson said he was "acutely aware of [Assange's] achievements, which seem to me to be both substantial and generally on the side of justice".
These observations and concessions suggest both substantial gains and substantial losses.
TB patients in sub-Saharan Africa incur both substantial direct and indirect costs before, during, and after a TB diagnosis.
For twitch contraction, no parameter showed both substantial relative and absolute reliability (Table 1 ).
An effect is unclear if its confidence interval includes both substantial increases and decreases [ 41].
