"If you're looking for substantive conversation, you turn to blogs," Ms. Camahort Page said.
On any given day, the online exchanges and competitive claims might look alternately substantive or silly.
By comparison, the weekly challenges created for the contestants on "Survivor," CBS's other reality show, look as substantive and purposeful as Supreme Court cases....What's most appalling about "Big Brother" is the air of self-congratulatory seriousness with which it presents itself.
They look for substantive guidance from outside of reason itself just as hypothetical imperatives only guide action if some end is taken for granted.
This looks like a substantive empirical question.
(See substantive due process).
Well we've been pinging our sources around the telco world today and it looks like this: The "substantive" rumour mill says that, in the UK at least, O2 is going to keep its hands on the exclusivity for the newest iPhone handset, the iPhone 3GS.
It proved so successful with audiences, clearly looking for something substantive to do on New Year's Eve, that he repeated the program for the next New Year's gala.
Mr. Durbin shook his hand as he came onto the floor, other senators said hello, and Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the Democratic leader, pulled him aside for what looked like a substantive conversation, though Mr. Reid later made light of it.
15 For example, if market share is deemed low, a merger is waived without looking at the substantive side of a case, assuming implicitly that mergers between firms with relatively low market share are unlikely to cause problems.
