Sentence examples for more substantive points from inspiring English sources
"Immigration reform or gasoline prices?" Other immigration hawks have more substantive points to make.
But Obama also wants to make a more substantive point, showing that an emphasis on truthtelling during a campaign can in the long run be better politics.
But here's a more substantive point: Cantor wants to emphasize the horribleness of the debt, because $8 trillion is no big deal while $14.6 trillion is catastrophic; and we know this because …. well, just because.
David Cameron's director of communications has made the Maria Miller's expenses story about himself, rather than the "far more substantive point" of press freedom, said a former Telegraph editor who claimed his team had been warned off investigations.
But successful though that maneuver is at handling the purely conceptual problem, it runs afoul of a more substantive point, which is that there are cases where we would like to say there is reduction, but in which supervenience is symmetric.
But Clinton's more substantive high point involved calling out the Republican party for its refusal to "end the era of mass incarceration and to say, loudly and clearly, yes, black lives matter".
But from a more substantive starting point--I've lived a fuller life.
Others point out more substantive obstacles.
Interestingly, we find that the influence of the metaphorical framing effect is covert: people do not recognize metaphors as influential in their decisions; instead they point to more "substantive" (often numerical) information as the motivation for their problem-solving decision.
But an evaluation of the record thus far suggests that even this limited attempt to test the accuracy of claims made on the show has focused largely on trivial points and ignored more substantive and controversial arguments.
I've come to realize that his chosen homage/genre was simply a launching point into a much more substantive story about an unlikely friendship, joined in a quest for an unlikely love story.
