Sentence examples for more solid of from inspiring English sources

Steve Bruce's side have been the more solid of the two teams this season.

Though "Orange" bears a resemblance to that show, it's the more solid of the two, at least so far.

Corrine, who has long floundered professionally, was always the more solid of the two, the more philosophical and self-sufficient, even if she is financially dependent.

With such players as Bolton Wanderers winger Lee Chung-yong, Ki Sung-yong Sung-yong and MofaCeltic and Monacong in attack, South Korea have a strong and youthful spine, assuming that the central defence, long considered to be the team's achilles heel but one that has looked more solid of late, can hold firm.

there are never any guarantees in life but the more real you are going into marriage about what you and your spouse-to-be are bringing to the marital table, the more solid of a foundation you can build beneath you for when life gets more complicated, as it invariably will.

Hence, those which grow in open sunny places, are more solid, on account of the closeness of their pores, and when squared for use, are exceedingly lasting.

It is not impossible that, by the early 2000s, Spain will start to look like one of the more solid parts of southern Europe.

One of the more solid tenets of Big Oil dogma has always been that carbon pricing, whether a straightforward tax or a market-based cap-and-trade system, is terrible and conservatives must stand in unison against it.

On this, the eighth week of the disaster, more and more solid evidence of giant plumes is emerging from a variety of sources.

Marvuglia, recognising the new fashion for all things British, developed the style he had first cautiously used at Palazzo Riso-Belmonte in 1784, combining some of the plainer, more solid elements of Baroque with Palladian motifs rather than Palladian designs.

"Now, over Justice Rehnquist's time on the Court, the method of analysis and argument shifted to the more solid grounds of legal arguments — what are the texts of the statutes involved, what precedents control.