Sentence examples for more substantial point from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's time to stop speculating about his relationship with his wife, and start to address his more substantial point.

But it is quite a leap to maintain, as the Vienna-based Mr Blom does, that "all instinct is ultimately sexual .A third and more substantial point is that much of the then newfangled thinking that Mr Blom describes would have been regarded by most people at the time as deranged, freakish or irrelevant.

The long goodbye of Stacy Snider at Universal has reached a new and more substantial inflection point, according to my colleague Sharon Waxman.

The Suns' halftime lead Sunday was a more substantial 22 points 65-433), but O'Neal was taking no chances.

Clinton's average improvement among eight categories was a far more substantial 4.5 points.

As a result of the close finish, USC lost the No. 1 ranking in the AP Poll, falling to No. 2 with 1,591 points and 32 first-place votes to LSU's 1,593 points and 33 first-place votes; however, the Trojans remained No. 1 in the Coaches Poll, keeping a more substantial lead: 1,483 points and 45 first-place votes to LSU's 1,454 points and 14 first-place votes.

After all, when music writing pulled away from showbiz froth to become more substantial, part of the point was to have the ambition to draw lines from bands to art movements and obscure bits of history.

In the past decade, I've found some of his films more substantial and meaningful (Match Point, Vicky Cristina Barcelona) than others (Cassandra's Dream, Curse of the Jade Scorpion).

Instead, the films remain resistive (>1 × 10 Ωcm) and do not exhibit a gate effect unless the sample is heated to irreversibly fuse the grains, at which point more substantial broadening of the absorption spectrum occurs.

Then again, something more substantial than the four-point margin over Italy back in March would have been a matter of course not so very long ago.

The "fort" probably consisted of no more than a look-out post on the Rock to observe movements in and around the bay during the period of landing; there would have been little need for anything more substantial (as better landing points such as Algeciras or Tarifa were in his hands), and Tariq would not have had the manpower to construct a sizeable fortification.