Sentence examples similar to having some substance from inspiring English sources

Such grumbles have some substance.

"We wanted it to have some substance.

But the rumors persist because occasionally they have some substance.

The rumors persist because occasionally — as with that last one — they have some substance.

"You've also got to have some substance in any group and stability and that has to come from me.

Senators calling on the administration to share the documents "have some substance to their argument," Mr. McCain said.

First, the leaf wrapping will have some substance and a slightly bitter, pleasant taste of its own.

Rumours that he struggled to make the agreed 152lbs might have had some substance; he certainly was dry, compared to his sweated-up adversary.

Though the E.D.S. response has some substance, it is unlikely that a better future will arrive for E.D.S. before late this year, if then.

From this you can infer if, say, inflation seems likely to overshoot its target that the bank is likely to have to raise rates.This argument has some substance.

Back in the Reagan White House, the easiest way to get on the evening news was to do a one-liner that had some substance to it.