Sentence examples for insubstantial in comparison from inspiring English sources

This amount of time spent registering images is insubstantial in comparison to the whole process of diagnosing a building considering that, for example, it might take an inspector several minutes to walk from one façade of the building to another.

Martin Tsai of The New York Sun allowed that Tarr "makes it easy for viewers to get lost in his beautifully bleak world and lose track of time" but complained that in comparison with its predecessors, the film's central theme of guilt seemed insubstantial and the film itself felt "slight and incomplete".

In comparison with this solid political rationale, his actual arguments against the euro were utterly insubstantial.

His classmates' unfettered lives and preoccupied parents feel shallow and insubstantial by comparison.

Some critics would say that drawn animation is flat and insubstantial by comparison.

The public became quite fond of Bacchus and other new "superkrewes," while the old-line krewes seemed insubstantial by comparison.

It paled in comparison.

It suffers in comparison.

Feels downright liberal in comparison.

Because mine pale in comparison.

Britain seems pallid in comparison.