Sentence examples for more substantial about from inspiring English sources

There is something more substantial about this Yankee pennant.

But he itched to convey something more substantial about what it means to participate in the land in the twenty-first century, rather than merely visit or admire it.

It's for others to judge whether we manage it, but – alongside the knockabout fun – we're trying to burrow beneath the glib generalisations to unearth something more substantial about the united/divided British state of mind.

Since Æthelberht was the first Anglo-Saxon king to convert to Christianity, Bede provides more substantial information about him than about any earlier king.

Behind all this flim-flam about income is a more substantial debate about the future of general practice.

Every time we hit that return key, we reveal something small about ourselves – but we also collectively reveal more substantial information about ourselves as human beings.

Swan said Australia needed a more substantial conversation about economic growth in the aftermath of the global financial crisis.

Everyone now has a much deeper and more substantial understanding about concussions, and how to prevent and manage them, than they did 20 or even 10 years ago".

What follows is light and goofy and joyous, with a more substantial message about maintaining emotional engagement and heart in a world that wants us to be cynical, mean and detached.

This is especially frustrating because Keret is capable of interludes of haunted tenderness, as in the fleeting little number called "One Kiss on the Mouth in Mombasa" or the more substantial "Himme," about a man with a troubled marriage whose father is expert at eulogizing "the old guard".

This may be the result of the sample size, the model considered, or more substantial implications about the veracity of the argument.