Sentence examples for far more substantial from inspiring English sources

It is far more substantial than Rose suggests.

Wolsey's influence on England's judicial institutions was far more substantial.

The real "Unsung Heroes" deserves better, though Poirier is bound to write far more substantial things.

Ensor was a far more substantial painter than Munch, though, I believe, a lesser artist.

The Weather Channel's Ray Ban (his actual name) foresees far more substantial changes.

What started out as a profit taking exercise has steamrolled into something far more substantial".

He added, "It appears the problem is far more substantial" than first thought.

The harm of weakening the protections of free speech is far more substantial.

The Democratic race has been less entertaining and far more substantial and cordial.

Research published last month now suggests the asymmetry could be far more substantial than supposed.

Quaint but far more substantial is Tudor's "Soirée Musicale" (also 1938).