Sentence examples for less weighty issues from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, other colleges are dealing with far less weighty issues.

"Swimming" may have been Mr. Gray's most famous work, but for 25 years, he turned out a consistent stream of well-received pieces on subjects as varied as writing ("Monster in a Box," 1990) and illness ("Gray's Anatomy," 1993), to less weighty issues like learning to ski ("It's a Slippery Slope," 1996) and performing while high on LSD.

While most of the commentary sent to [email protected] focuses on the big-item issues of the day (a possible military strike on Syria drew the most letters for the second week in a row), occasionally a less weighty subject will prompt impassioned responses.

But, in another wing of the franchise, the shape-changing robots have been venturing into much less likely territory, exploring such weighty issues as social mobility, personal identity and various corrosive ideologies – while also establishing the world of Transformers as a homonormative society.

Yet even with the extraordinary legal maneuvering, involving issues no less weighty than constitutional law and the disenfranchisement of minorities, the race managed to amuse, befuddle and entertain.

His roles over a four-decade career also included a number of decidedly less weighty characters.

It's about weighty issues.

This year, my choices have been less weighty.

Clearly these are all weighty issues.

In that sense it is perhaps a less weighty affair.

Less weighty but equally engaging was Ben Macintyre's Operation Mincemeat.