Sentence examples for no less substantive from inspiring English sources

You have to dig a bit deeper--sometimes not far--and you'll see a different picture, a partial one no less substantive than the partial one nearly everyone else sees, but it might be a less comforting view.

Let "policy geniuses like the Krugmans, Stiglitzs and Reichs propose the 10-point plans," adds Spitzer; the protestors "are no less substantive than current GOP presidential contenders, though that's a low bar".

Incredibly, some conductors treat Haydn as a funnier, less substantive Mozart.

They tended to be less substantive than sophomoric, skewering people in both parties.

As it became much more adversarial and much less substantive, it slipped away from me.

Figure skating is often portrayed as frivolous and effeminate, somehow less substantive than more combative games, like football or hockey.

Yet, he just as happily brings up racier, less substantive fare, like the 1980 movie "Three Lederhosen in St. Tropez".

At this point, the G.O.P. civil war is sounding less substantive, and certainly less dangerous, than the East Coast West Coast hip-hop feud of the nineteen-nineties.

Richard said Republicans decided to call a halt to the proceedings after the ongoing debate became less substantive and began to meander.

Until we approach consensus on this issue, we will more likely be diverted to less substantive issues like website functionality, mix of enrollment and open enrollment periods.

And Mr. Kwasniewski, 45, who has gotten plump in office, is on a weight-loss regimen to renew his magnetism for Poland's less substantive voters, trying to spare the electorate the bother of a second round.