Sentence examples for more substantive aspects from inspiring English sources

Some industry executives said the characters were overshadowing the more substantive aspects of the week's events.

It seems as if the two literary lions spend an awful lot of time talking like frat boys, while the more substantive aspects of their relationship — presumably there were some — are underexplored.

Largely ignoring the more substantive aspects of the recent Unicode characters update (to 7.0) to smartphones and computers, such as the enhancements to support for Indic languages, and the expansion of Asian, African and Cantonese support, media outlets mostly chose to froth with child-like glee (or occasionally despair) at the added emoticons, in this case those known as emoji.

Involving the CAB in the more substantive aspects of the research endeavour will allow them to have a broader role than functioning as a link between the research team and the community for the sharing of information.

"We need a more substantive and more multidimensional way of thinking about democracy, specifically one aspect of democracy completely absent from the paradigm in the 1990s, and that's civic participation," he told me.

"We need a more substantive and more multidimensional way of thinking about democracy, specifically one aspect of democracy completely absent from the paradigm in the 1990s and that's civic participation," he argues.

But having said all that, there's another, more substantive reason why the conspiracy theories survive: the official version of events begs questions; in some aspects, it beggars belief.

It felt more substantive, deeper.

Later, he turned to more substantive issues.

Russia's Parliament rejected more substantive oversight.

But he is more substantive.