Sentence examples for is unsubstantial from inspiring English sources
The argument under the 'equal protection' clause is unsubstantial.
There is precious little that is unsubstantial or petite about its food.
James Kemp directs a quartet of short pieces, presented in repertory in two double bills, the first of which proves as stylish as it is unsubstantial.
The representation is unsubstantial and ought to be increased.
His achievements are unsubstantial; he has had an undistinguished political career.
It followed established practice, as modified by the statute; and we think the objections to its jurisdiction are unsubstantial.
Some of them claimed she was unsubstantial -- good at glossing over differences and honey-coating political unpleasantness but unwilling to make hard choices.
By stipulation there was a single petition for certiorari, and the cases in the circuit court of appeals were considered together on the record in the Armour Packing Company Case, and, as it is conceded in the brief of the learned counsel for the petitioners that the differences in the cases are unsubstantial, the same course may be followed here.
The dumpling dough is consistently and remarkably thin, without being unsubstantial, and every one of the varieties I tried — the restaurant offers nine different stuffings, including sweet farmer cheese, salted farmer cheese and sour cherry — was seasoned with a sure hand.
We therefore conclude that the purported nonfederal ground put forward by the state court for its refusal to decide the constitutional question was unsubstantial and illusory, and that the appellant may invoke the jurisdiction of this Court to decide the question.
You either stay there or you start heading down, and probably not voluntarily". In the past several weeks, politicians have bemoaned issues they said were unsubstantial but dominated the political conversation, from former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani's comments on Obama not loving America to what color Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock decided to paint his office.
