It was not to be permitted to favor one over another, yet was meant to be the guiding light within each and every person empowered to make the weighty decisions that faced the nation.
Having at last sat down to see this contentious opus, I would not defend its right to exist – not because, like Joyce's Ulysses, it is a great work that makes the weightiest prosecutor look a fool, but because it is just too crummy to be concerned about.
His mastery of the literature, his clarity of thought and elegantly plain language make this weighty book gripping, memorable and easy to understand.
The Imagist precision, for example, of "The Course of Love" makes that work appear weightier than it actually is.
Yes, it may come as a surprise to many, but in our current system, no judge, defense lawyer or defendant is allowed into the grand jury even though it is the body that, upon information presented solely by the prosecutor, makes the weighty decision of whether to indict a defendant and hold him over for trial.
It was not something a politician would say, and that made it weighty.
When making the weighty decision to forgo a steady paycheck in favor of developing an unproven idea and building a company from scratch, passion, confidence, and optimism can blind founders to the challenges posed by these three factors.
Before becoming an acclaimed documentary cinematographer, Ms. Hampton writes, he was booted from a leftist collective because of admitted arrogance — "if being arrogant means I think I have the right to make suggestions that are more weighty than the next person's suggestion," he said.
For many students, the college choice represents the first time that they have had to make a weighty decision.
And therefore, we have an incredibly weighty obligation to make sure that we not only spend every stimulus dollar wisely but also with an eye to creating new technologies.
