Sentence examples for is substance to from inspiring English sources

To be sure, there is substance to Mr. Miller's proposal.

If history is any indicator, there is substance to this line of reasoning.

This time, however, there is substance to the gossip.Officially, Mr Hayami's term runs until March 2003.

I hope that the food is as good as it looks, that there is substance to these elegant, artistic plates.

If there is substance to the claim, even Mr Chávez's friends in the region will press him to crack down.

In particular, Agassi demonstrated that there is substance to the view - often articulated, rarely exemplified - that Federer is relatively vulnerable on the backhand side.

But there appears to be substance to the criticism.

Do you think there's substance to those threats?

"There's substance to the point that sociological information is new.

"I can't?" Polina asked, pausing, as if allowing that there might be substance to Alec's words.

By opening its own inquiry, the commission has indicated that there might be substance to the antitrust claims.