Sentence examples for most substantial of from inspiring English sources

"Zaide," begun in 1779 and abandoned the next year, is the most substantial of these torsos.

Take car-tax reforms, the most substantial of Mr Darling's pronouncements.

Yet it is by some way the most substantial of Gray's memoirs, with a continuous tone of disgruntled drollery that is hugely and consistently entertaining.

In Chroma, the most substantial of her works to be presented in Huddersfield, she's found a way to translate this sense of sound you can touch into space.

"Another Moon Called Earth" is the most substantial of the three, and as Mr. Stoppard notes in his introduction to the published version, it anticipates "Jumpers".

Indeed, this is the most substantial of the solo Oistrakh releases on the Classic Archive series of historic performances on DVD.

"The Braves offered him the most substantial degree of assurity of taking the World Series".

The fate of the most substantial piece of child welfare legislation in the last 10 years rests in the hands of a few U.S. Senators this week.

The 15th-century carol repertory is one of the most substantial monuments of English medieval music.

This is particularly true for the small, high-risk bio-tech companies that have pioneered some of the most substantial breakthroughs of the last few years.

Wells Cathedral contains one of the most substantial collections of medieval stained glass in England, despite damage by Parliamentary troops in 1642 and 1643.