Sentence examples for kind of weighty from inspiring English sources

This kind of weighty hokum — baseball as morality play — is normally favored by bored sportswriters or emotive fans gazing at the bottom of their fourth Narragansett.

It's the kind of weighty triviality that will surely make future generations of historians gasp in disbelief when they survey our current era from the inevitable perspective of approaching war, environmental meltdown and economic cataclysm.

Throw in the angst of the Arsenal supporters as they await some kind of weighty move towards resurrection as a major force in English football, and the recent memory of rebelling Liverpool fans, and it is hardly the picture of a united front.

It seems that in 2015 every single underground band you dimly remember/recall reading about from the 70s, 80s and 90s (as well as plenty you've never even heard of) have recently reformed and had their entire back catalogues remastered and reissued on the kind of weighty, expensive 180g vinyl you could beat a woolly mammoth to death with.

Daisy Hernández's new memoir, A Cup Of Water Under My Bed, is full of sentences that linger with you long after you've finished reading -- the kind of weighty, satisfying phrases that stay ringing in your ears.

It's made of a solid piece of metal and just kind of feels weighty and important.

There are two this time: Roger M. Buergel and Ruth Noack, a husband-and-wife team, who issued the kind of airy-weighty preview teasers that left you ready to hate what was to come.

She wants to do this by programming the kind of universal yet weighty stories that also manage to respect the detail of difference.

There's also a three-foot cable attached to a remote control with heavy-duty switches and dials, a weighty kind of thing that looks like it should actually be used to control a grain elevator.

I wanted to do it because I thought it would be fun, and kind of a departure from all the weighty things that I'm attracted to, but in order to portray fear, for instance, which you have to experience in a jungle running from a 25ft gorilla, you have to find things that frighten you, and it's much more challenging when there's no gorilla there and there's a tennis ball on a stick.

Appearing in the final section of the exhibition, these weighty gewgaws represent a kind of artistic nadir, signal to a narrow and mediocre official culture.