Sentence examples for more substantial matters from inspiring English sources
She should be suggesting summary justice.8 58: I wish to focus this on more substantial matters.
On more substantial matters, he's planning to film in Paris next year, but not the project that fell through there last year, which, he explained, was to have been "a historical reconstruction, too expensive".
We have witnessed, in the past 15 years, the close of an era of great editors such as Diana Athill, Jenny Uglow, John Blackwell and Charles Monteith; they seem to have been replaced by more modest souls who often spot the literals but dare not open their mouths regarding more substantial matters.
Like Herder, Sulzer recognizes that the variety of human tastes in both form and more substantial matters of morality means that different individuals and peoples will find both different external forms beautiful and different characters good, thus leading to differences in their ideals of beauty.
As for more substantial matters, I am now responsible for doing my own taxes, something my ex always handled.
One particular working mum, however, may have a more substantial sway in this matter -- the prime minister's wife, Cherie.
The second matter is more substantial.
The only other thing she has said about the practice is that if her clients "required more substantial legal representation, I referred the matter to my firm, Pavia & Harcourt, or to others with appropriate expertise".
She was soon cast in a series of guest spots on TV shows like "Family Matters," and later landed more substantial roles on "The West Wing" and "Desperate Housewives".
But one recent evening, I was itching to try something a little different, and hungered for a meal more substantial than just a bowl of vegetables, no matter how savory.
With regard to geographical concepts (with some fundamental differences from other domains that build knowledge of natural and artificial worlds) ambiguity cases are more uncommon, whereas matters referring to linguistic consent are more substantial.
