Sentence examples for insubstantial that from inspiring English sources

There is no reasonable interpretation of the term "insubstantial" that would allow 40 or 49percentt of total expenditures to be spent on campaign-related activities.

It's so insubstantial that the boil was actually an improvement, something like a bustle but filled with poison.

Some days I feel so insubstantial that I am startled by signs of my visible presence in the world.

A remake of a movie so insubstantial that its title seems to refer to the length of time it would linger in a viewer's memory.

The men pass through a wilderness with towns so insubstantial that they seem merely scratched onto the surface of the desert.

A remake of a movie so insubstantial that its title seems to refer the length of time it would linger in memory.

Just as the executioner's knife is about to be driven into the condemned man's heart, a mysterious figure appears at a window in the top storey of a house at the edge of the quarry: "The casement window flew open like a light flashing on; a human figure, faint and insubstantial at that distance and height, forced itself far out and stretched its arms out even further.

It suggests there is nothing concrete at stake and makes Frances's plight seem more insubstantial, if that is possible.

Williams also made Maria's co-trusteeship — and the not insubstantial stipend that eventually came with it — dependent on Rose's life span.

If this was really the rootless, insubstantial sequence that marked the start of an extraordinary political career perhaps it was better left unsaid.

Williams also made Maria's co-trusteeship and the not insubstantial stipend that eventually co-trusteeship anddenthenotose's linsubstantial