Sentence examples for nothing more substantial from inspiring English sources

Nothing more substantial than that, we're afraid.

Having nothing more substantial, she carries tissues.

Doing so, we find nothing more substantial in support of jurisdiction than did the court below.

For Kenya, there has been nothing more substantial than one silver medal and one bronze.

How many financial booms, after all, are based on nothing more substantial than belief in an imagined future?

The right has done nothing more substantial for these workers, but it has offered two cultural substitutes: nationalism and nostalgia.

And does it help his self-esteem that when he can't come up with anything more substantial, he sees nothing wrong with fanning the flames of racism?

That the calendar pages had flipped to July meant nothing to him unless a more substantial change had occurred.

Republicans said cutting taxes when the government was running a substantial surplus was nothing more than returning an overcharge to the people who earned it and was the best way of checking a relentless rise in government spending.

He's the wild colonial boy of the outer suburbs, propped up by nothing more than grit, hard work, and a substantial parliamentary pension.

Mr Bush's phrasing could be nothing more than a useful rhetorical corrective.Or does something more substantial lie behind it?