Sentence examples for making a substantive from inspiring English sources

If Bush is prepared to alienate his religious right by making a substantive move to the reformist center, McCain should "team up" with enthusiasm.

But he winds up making a substantive case for the way that Eisenhower, the World War II Allied forces' supreme commander and one of the greatest shoo-ins in American electoral history, brought his military instincts from the battlefield to the White House.

The implication here seems to be that Hinton is taking his opponent to be making a substantive epistemic assumption that our inability to discern through introspection any differences between a hallucination and a perception must ultimately be explained by our positive ability to discern through introspection that they are events of the same kind.

Snark, according to Denby, is a clever insult, designed to get a cheap laugh without making a substantive point.

By dominating the screen and making a substantive case, Biden ultimately triumphed over his youthful co-star.

However, the court was keen to stress that it was not making a substantive judgment on whether Hamas was in fact a terrorist organization, ruling that the designation — which has been challenged by the group — could not be made on the basis of the evidence provided. .

Research can make a substantive contribution in at least three phases of the policy-making process: agenda-setting, policy formulation, and implementation [ 27].

But I do want to make a substantive point about that.

3. The Romney campaign isn't even trying to make a substantive argument in response — they're just calling names.

We approve any annotation that makes a substantive contribution, and we don't shy away from criticism".

Mitt Romney has finally made a substantive contribution to the national security debate, offering ideas about how he would handle foreign aid.