Sentence examples for makes the weighty from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

A first impression makes the chorus a weighty, urgent, ambiguous frame around three irksomely unimportant tellings of a story that Mr. Taylor seems never to take seriously himself.

The recent slump in gasoline prices makes the purchase of weighty, low-mileage vehicles all the more plausible.

If that makes the movie sound depressingly weighty, "Terribly Happy" doesn't demand to be taken too seriously.

It is simply unfair to victims, and to the accused military members that a convening authority makes these weighty calls based on a few hours of training.

You know how a good shooter makes the act of pulling a trigger feel weighty?

Currently we have system of justice, unlike any other in the United States, in which a person, who is not a lawyer, and without specialized training or significant experience in military justice or criminal investigations makes these weighty decisions.

Mr. Putin's return to the presidency, he said, has made the outcome "more weighty".

Ferraro and the Wang-Kumar ownerships have the weighty task of making the league succeed in the New York area.