Sentence examples for looking for substance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bank and his actors may be looking for substance that isn't there.

His government points to the myriad of consultations underway to explain the slow pace, but Canadians aren't necessarily looking for substance at this point, said Darrell Bricker of Ipsos Public Affairs.

The generation gap doesn't seem so big anymore: Younger and older people alike are looking for substance in their lives.

If you're looking for substance, stop telling the candidates — the lone female candidate, I should say — to smile.

In fact, many are rejecting the easy answers in church as they search their minds, hearts and serve the poorest of the poor in America and far away countries looking for substance, honesty and purpose.

"We are looking for substances that use the cell lines and methods described in the patent to find new anti-HIV drugs that work by binding to CCR5 receptors and blocking them," said Dr. Haseltine, who did pioneering work in sequencing the genome of HIV at Harvard's Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.

The first, " simile similibus curentur," or "to cure symptoms with similar things," means that we are looking for substances that cause the patient's symptoms in healthy people.

Ever since we humans developed intelligent thought, we've been looking for substances to make us more stupid.

MDMA (full name 3,4-methylenedioxymethamphetamine) was first synthesised in 1912 by the German pharmaceutical company Merck, which had been looking for a substance to stop bleeding.

He carefully felt the card and slit it open, looking for a substance that has made mail call here a different experience of late.

Instead of looking for a particular substance in the blood or urine, the passport reveals the tell-tale physiological effects that a given substance or method provoke.