Sentence examples for more substantive to from inspiring English sources

In any case, Trump soon had something more substantive to occupy his mind.

But when her throat was cleared at last, Ms. Palin had something considerably more substantive to say.

When peddled generically by unctuous politicians, it can seem the ultimate opiate, a cop-out and fallback when there's nothing more substantive to sustain you.

But in the waning days of the Westchester county executive race, it is refreshing to have something bigger and more substantive to doubt.

You'll probably hear a lot about how Beck coarsened the political debate and how his words may or may not have incited violence, but I think the wreckage is a lot more substantive, to actual policies that affect Americans every day.

Little Bird, on the other hand, is supposed to give companies more substantive ways to talk to influencers, particularly when it comes to business (rather than consumer) products and services.

The assertions range from gushy observations -- "And gorgeous blue eyes!" that same unidentified upstater cries -- to more substantive testimonials to her contributions as first lady, both in Little Rock and Washington.

This allowed me to make something much more substantive and to have more freedom as to how the project came together and to trust that I was in good hands.

She also expects to add more substantive information to the site.

Protesters in the square, the epicenter of the antigovernment protests that toppled the government just weeks ago, celebrated the new prime minister, Essam A. Sharaf, while also continuing to press for faster and more substantive changes to promote democracy.

Of the more substantive attempts to link Greece's grandiose past to its humbled present, nearly all have focussed on a notorious incident from the Peloponnesian War — the ruinous, three-decade-long conflict between Athens and Sparta.