Sentence examples for give good weight from inspiring English sources
To give good weight, a diamond cutter must reconcile competing imperatives.
"The tattooed black, the hairy German, the slender Greek, and the heavy Oriental" — he wants them all, and just as they are, in their peculiar clothes and with their strange gods, except that, in keeping with Roman rule, they will clean their streets, give good weight, enforce the law.
"There's a term in the restaurant business, when you pick up a melon, that 'it gave good weight.' Well, the subway token gave good weight.
Among his collections of essays are A Roomful of Hovings and Other Profiles (1968), Pieces of the Frame (1975), The John McPhee Reader (1976), Giving Good Weight (1979), and Table of Contents (1985).
In a 1978 article in The New Yorker called "Giving Good Weight," John McPhee described his experience working at Greenmarkets in Harlem and Brooklyn, at the time two vibrant outposts.
"We will give good governance.
Try and give good advice.
Give good impressions on teachers.
"Good morning," Huston said, giving full weight to each syllable.
The preprocessing step is very important to resolve the problems related to contrast and noise; therefore, we are giving a good weight to this step.
