Sentence examples similar to distinctly more substantial from inspiring English sources

There are two concertante pieces; Carillon Sky for violin and chamber ensemble superimposes a mostly high-lying solo line on a sound world of bell-like resonances, while the relationship between the solo horn and the ensemble in the more substantial Silver Chants the Litanies is distinctly more confrontational.

Lay one of each down next to each other and you'll notice the difference in heavier and more substantial silks, prints with a wide array of distinctly registered colors, and interlinings and back "tipping" that extend the full length of a well-made tie.

More substantial!" Pavarotti said.

Or something more substantial?

It is time for something more substantial.

The markets had wanted something more substantial.

More substantial progress may take a generation.

Today their resources are more substantial.

Her second coming is more substantial.

Sometimes the work is more substantial.

Fortunately, he had more substantial clothes, too.