Sentence examples for not enough substance from inspiring English sources
Mr Cameron is, so far, all style and not enough substance.
Several articles have pointed out that there has been plenty of hyperbole but not enough substance.
We feel a lot of people are turning to us because they feel it's too much fluff, not enough substance".
So: countless elegant, and serpentine, sentences, sinuous meditative passages mixed with provocative paradoxes, but not enough substance.
The ABA, with its famous red, white and blue ball, was all flash and not enough substance during its nine-season existence.
As Freddy, the déclassé twit who falls for Eliza and keeps singing "On the Street Where You Live," Jordan Donica makes an unabashedly silly foil, a man with too much polish and not enough substance.
Greenfield can't say the same for her idea, because there just isn't enough substance to it.
There just isn't enough substance or detail to really venture much of an opinion either way.
If quick, sometimes faded vignettes of Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, Lillian Russell, Carry Nation, Charlie Chaplin and Theodore Roosevelt, fringe figures at best, dart in between the fights, they lend mites of charm to the dated events.Of course, there isn't enough substance to these short shadows of the past to make them really legendary for the connoisseurs of the current boxing scene.
"There wasn't a high level in my test and in the email I had from UK Anti-Doping agrees with the fact I didn't knowingly put this stuff in my body, they agreed that I didn't intend to enhance my performance in any way and they agreed there wasn't enough substance in my system to be any sort of use on fight night.
Staff members reported Ramos to authorities, but police "came to the conclusion that there wasn't enough substance," according to former executive editor Tom Marquardt.
