Sentence examples for more substantial things from inspiring English sources

The real "Unsung Heroes" deserves better, though Poirier is bound to write far more substantial things.

I doubt that it will affect temporal things, like 'how interesting is a news headline', but more substantial things, like restaurants, movies, and gadgets.

We try to police micro-aggressions and cultural appropriation because there are often not more substantial things to grab on to and eradicate.

You start on the weather, speculate on whether the bus will be on time, then move on to more substantial things.

Former Gov. Brendan T. Byrne, the person who, above anyone else, is credited by history with bringing major sports to New Jersey, said that the state's national profile was owed to "more substantial things" than its role in primary elections, mentioning its top universities, major tourist destinations like Atlantic City and, yes, its sports teams.

You don't have to think about what to say in advance, but think about how you are going to move from discussion about your interests and friend groups and into more substantial things.

As I mentioned on Monday, von Trier made some joking remarks in May, onstage at the Cannes Film Festival, about Jews and Nazis, and also said more substantial yet provocative things about Hitler and Albert Speer.

Contrasting with his more substantial presence on All Things Must Pass, "Sue Me, Sue You Blues" marks a rare instance where Wright's keyboard work, rather than just Hopkins', features prominently on Living in the Material World.

Since listening to my peers' thoughtful advice, I have been stockpiling a list of the things that I wish I had known before coming to college -- things a little more substantial than my older brother's advice to bring an extension cord. 1) Take classes you enjoy: Despite the rumors, the academic portion of your college career does not have to be something you loathe with a flaming passion.

But sooner or later the service will have to decide what it wants to be when it grows up — a conversation hub with no tools for rapid synthesis of knowledge, a social graph to challenge Twitter (it's getting there fast), or some other thing perhaps more substantial than currently appreciated, like a stalking horse for YouTube live streaming aka the social broadcast network.

At first, the President's story of secret negotiations seemed more substantial than this, but on closer examination things appeared in a different light.