Sentence examples similar to make it insubstantial from inspiring English sources

What was the mistaken viewpoint which, despite honesty of feelings and devotion to work, brought the production to a perversion of reality, making it politically insubstantial and consequently inartistic?" Eisenstein's Bezhin Meadow has had a rich legacy of responses and criticism since its original production.

Something about ending your novel can elevate it beyond what you might feel is a shameful and insubstantial piece of drivel that you have written in your pyjamas and make it a contender in your own mind.

Although Ukraine's insubstantial statehood makes it particularly susceptible to outside interference, the main source of its troubles is the diminished superpower next door.

Martin Tsai of The New York Sun allowed that Tarr "makes it easy for viewers to get lost in his beautifully bleak world and lose track of time" but complained that in comparison with its predecessors, the film's central theme of guilt seemed insubstantial and the film itself felt "slight and incomplete".

It added, "No copyist need now fear the doctrine of equivalents and only a fool would fail to make an insubstantial change to avoid the literal terms of a patent claim".

But if you look below the hearty performances of Cillian Murphy, Jim Broadbent and Brendan Gleeson, actors who can make the most insubstantial blarney seem significant, what you discover is a hectic, ultraviolent romp that is inordinately pleased with its own sardonic nihilism.

These advertising men and women work hard to make insubstantial perceptions harden into realities that everyone takes for granted; their jobs revolve around turning malleable opinions into perceived facts.

"It's not my fault, I was on a cappuccino run when the banks went rogue" would be the truest defence, but it risks making you look insubstantial.

It can be argued that memories are unreliable sources of description of what actually happened, made more insubstantial by reinterpretation through hindsight and social desirability.

Another said there was an unclear economic link, but thought it insubstantial.

"Now an unscrupulous copyist can avoid the patent claim by making an insubstantial change".