Sentence examples for every weighty from inspiring English sources

For every weighty spoken-word intro on a Jay-Z album (2007's American Gangster), there's one of Elba's own songs like Sex In Your Dreams, whose most memorable lines is "dick thick like homemade butter".

Despite her age and being fitted out with every (weighty) luxury known to racing (including full library, wine "cellar" and a black-lacquer grand piano bolted to the floor in the main saloon), Shenandoah and her cohorts faced the starting line with all the swagger of the maxis the previous week.

On almost every other weighty issue, the professional classes appear to be better informed than the rest of the population.

There‑ after it was only ever an ordeal in the sun, every point a weighty affair with the potential, it seemed, to be career defining.

"The New Dictionary of Cultural Literacy" is every bit as weighty as its progenitors, with more than 600 new entries (for a total of 6,900) and 23 sections, touching on everything from aerobic exercise to H. Ross Perot to Zionism.

Walton Glyn Jones Weighty in every sense was Ketil Bjørnstad's documentary novel Historien om Edvard Munch.

The book was on the shelves of every parent in Manhattan, weighty, giant, and adult.

Not every film is so obviously weighty.

They are weighty affairs in every tine of the word.

Last.fm says about the band: "Lyrics play a central and weighty role in every tune — telling stories of the mundane parts of life we all experience sometimes and the tragic or comic actions we take to redeem ourselves.

Nietzsche understood that too great a weight of history can squeeze the life out of the present; and when it comes to forgetting in 2012, the internet is the increasingly weighty elephant in every room.