Sentence examples for more substantial but from inspiring English sources
More substantial, but still light-spirited, are squid stuffed with capers, olives and Provençal seasonings.
Mr. Schickler's gifts are more substantial but no less narrowly precise.
Overall, the effort may evolve into something more substantial; but it may not.
His career might have been more substantial, but his noble blood jibbed at the crushing of opponents.
This is more substantial but can a company as aggressive as Ryanair truly overhaul its culture while such an overpowering personality as O'Leary is at the helm?
The manifest change at the level of the chin was more substantial but may differentially affect the lower lip soft tissues relative to the upper lip, influencing smiling in a less predictable way [15].
The curator, Carolyn R. Rebbert, did her best, I gather, to borrow more substantial material, but it was tough, with so many Ben Franklin shows going on now around the country to commemorate the 300th anniversary of his birth, which was Jan . 17
It's not fair to Corbyn's much more substantial challenger, but bear with me.
In theory, a nutrition bar could be eaten between more substantial meals, but the dozens of bars on the market did not appeal to either of them.
A lot of the work I've done since then has been more substantial perhaps but much less viewed, which is a choice I feel quite lucky to have had.
It is unfortunately the case that a precedent has been set in the UK that investors won't pay more substantial fees – but our experience is they simply don't.
