Sentence examples for extra weighty from inspiring English sources
He might have reason to believe he will have himself relocated (next door) before such extra weighty tomes could be received by the Treasury".
He might have reason to believe he will have himself relocated (next door) before such extra weighty tomes could be received by the Treasury". "Two years ago, the chancellor predicted he would need to borrow £10bn this year.
The opening sentences of the book's fourth piece are typical of Ozick's high-church manner, which sometimes seeks to persuade through extra syllables and weighty antiquarianism as much as through conventional argument.
It stands, by now, alongside Cather, Faulkner, Fitzgerald, those older masters who lay claim to territory previously untrafficked, and who make of it common American ground". The opening sentences of the book's fourth piece are typical of Ozick's high-church manner, which sometimes seeks to persuade through extra syllables and weighty antiquarianism as much as through conventional argument.
Weighty extras such as the sound system and even wing mirrors are routinely jettisoned.
Certainly not Schickele's recent transcription of Schutz's "Fili Mi Absalon," for string quartet and three added cellos, which the ensemble--with extra cellists Matt Cooker, Roger Lebow and Larry Corbett--managed to make both texturally transparent and musically weighty, but without heaviness (Schutz lite?).
Weighty reports and newspaper articles do their work, but, as writer Andrew O'Hagan also told the festival, "there's something extra a novelist can do – and it's to do with the grain of human experience".
These weren't weighty tomes.
It was large, weighty luggage.
