Sentence examples for its weighty from inspiring English sources

That possibly sounds heavier than "Cold Weather" plays out onscreen, and one of the pleasures of this unassuming yet expansive movie is how it shoulders its weighty human subject so lightly.

Under normal conditions, the moon is close enough to Earth to make its weighty presence felt: It causes the ebb and flow of the ocean tides.

Not only does this approach threaten no one in power, but it stifles grassroots activism with its weighty monoculturalism.

If that sounds a little annoying and heavy-handed, it is; the play does have its weighty pretensions.

Pitchfork Media's Jayson Greene felt that "the miracle of this album is how it ties straightforward rap thrills" to its "weighty material" and narrative.

While the other band-members were less enthusiastic about the idea due to its weighty subject matter, Maida and Turner decided to pursue it and Turner contacted Ray Kurzweil via email to ask for permission to use the title of his book for their project.

Its weightiest charge is that the takeover would allow BP Amoco to dominate upstream oil production in Alaska, where BP Amoco and Arco together control some 70% of oil reserves.

This cargo is at its weightiest during school admissions season -- what Nancy Lieberman calls the Manhattan parents' version of a blood sport -- which, if you have had a 5-year-old or a 13-year-old, you will know runs from Labor Day until acceptance letters go out just after the winter break in February.

The sport's national headquarters  sit in the shadows of the Etihad Stadium - a fitting metaphor, in many ways, for a sport trying to shine among its weightier opposition.

In the feature documentary category "Searching For Sugar Man," an irresistible portrait of a nearly forgotten singer-songwriter, aced its weightier competition, chiefly the superb Israeli doc "The Gatekeepers".

I also like it for its dark, weighty quality, a tone that many students have difficulty with and mistake for sadness or depression it's good to draw their attention to the difference between depression and a deep sense of life.