Sentence examples for has a weighty from inspiring English sources

It has a weighty, mythological resonance.

The sheer quantity produced each year has a weighty environmental impact.

"The building has a weighty history, and it favors traditional modes of expression".

Apart from the formal G20 summit on Thursday, Mr Obama has a weighty schedule of one-on-one meetings.

* * * (T he State, too, has a weighty interest in having valid federal constitutional criteria applied in the administration of its criminal law by its own courts and juries.

Even during the rousing finale, played with vehement energy, Mr. Gergiev and his orchestra never let you forget that this music has a weighty, somber core.

To be sure, the banking union has a weightier and more urgent mission than the single patent.

The found object, then, is almost always a symbol: something that has a weightier significance than its ordinary appearance seems to warrant; something that acts as a sign if only it can be decoded.

The second, composed of the vice-president, no fewer than ten ministers, the attorney-general and the head of the cultural institute, has a weightier mission: its job is to "clear up the important doubts woven around the death of the Liberator".

To quote the Journal: “No government statistic has a weightier impact on public policy, the stock market and even the public mood than the monthly job numbers.

Mr. Fogelberg's songs tended to have a weighty tone, reflecting on emotional issues in a serious way.