Sentence examples for historically weighty from inspiring English sources
When it began, American Songbook was a lugubrious, historically weighty survey of songwriters.
He learns about the early experiences of his grandfather, a taciturn man with mental illness in his own family, and about Okawa's path to radicalism, tracing their lives to their brief but historically weighty point of intersection.
Turns out that, after a little breaking-in period, the powers that be were happy with the light touch given to this historically weighty material.
Proud son, Merton Simpson Jr., an Albany legislator along with his impressive gallery director Alaina Simone provided them with Simpson Sr.'s 1965 version of an American "Guernica," called "U.S.A.," a weighty abstract expressionist black-and-white painting historically capturing the mood of the times.
And synthetics have -- historically speaking -- been like fleece: warm when damp, but weighty.
Women wear long flounced skirts, velveteen blouses, Pendleton jackets and the weighty turquoise jewelry that represents portable wealth in a culture with historically limited access to banks.
It will be especially interesting -- in light of Leonard Bernstein's weighty Philharmonic recording of "Messiah," from 1956 on Sony Classical -- to see how far Sir Neville takes the orchestra down the historically informed path.
These weren't weighty tomes.
