Sentence examples for especially weighty from inspiring English sources

Questions of what constitutes a just war, and lawful orders, may, for historical reasons, be especially weighty in Israel, but they are important for all democracies and have been debated by soldiers of many armies.

Some have argued that authoritative commands simply give especially weighty content independent duties, which can be balanced against other duties (Shapiro 2002).

(p.252) The teeth of mammals, the milk that nourishes their young, their eyes that develop while still in the darkness of the womb, and their lungs that form before encountering any opportunity to draw a breath in the absence of knowledge about developmental genetics, these struck Paley as especially weighty examples of foresightful design.

This sentiment is especially weighty here in the Pacific Northwest when by now most of us are quite antsy to bathe in more sunlight and take in our moisture from recreational water.

Wigglesworth shows that some of the qualities he finds in his delicate, almost balletic treatment of the first movement – and especially the weighty elements he unearths in its lento and finale – can be transferred directly across almost half a century to the 15th.

At certain big moments in our lives, we simply want the people closest to us to shut up and defer, especially on issues as weighty as how far melon is from orange on the color wheel.

We know this must seem like a weighty task, especially while the bubbly is still swirling through your brain.

Making nutritional recommendations to our kids can carry some weighty responsibility, especially in view of current disturbing indices of childhood obesity, including any potential development of other connected or variously-related eating disorders.

Shooting the messenger The road to Beijing The truth game Reprints Related items The battle for mortgagevilleSep 2nd 2004None of this will help Mr Howard, especially as it follows a weighty statement last month from 43 distinguished former defence and diplomatic chiefs accusing Mr Howard of "deception" over his commitment of troops to the Iraq war.

Mr Loiseau's weightier customers were especially appreciative.

AMERICANS are big on public anniversaries, especially those they judge to carry weighty moral lessons.