Sentence examples similar to insubstantial commentary from inspiring English sources

On the other side lay the fact that in doing so I, and we at TreeHugger, might be in some way signing on to Gershon's speech act and one that in the content of it was fairly insubstantial as far as commentary goes.

Sometimes, like an enraged tethered bear, Mr Brown fights back, howling that Mr Cameron is merely a "shallow salesman", an insubstantial con man.It has become a platitude of political commentary in Britain to envy the drama that Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton brought to American politics.

With insubstantial musings on "how we got here" and an odd reliance on celebrity commentary, the film isn't so much a diagnosis as it is a part of the mediascape that it aims to critique.

Others were totally insubstantial.

This difference, however, is insubstantial.

Money is insubstantial now.

So far, so insubstantial.

The accusations are not insubstantial.

The property is also insubstantial.

This insubstantial pageant has faded.

It is papery and insubstantial.