Sentence examples for offering substance from inspiring English sources

A roasted fennel soup touched with truffle, a special one night, was inspired — creamy and smooth, with a base of cannellini beans offering substance.

True crime prevention includes building better schools, expanding job opportunities and offering substance abuse and mental health treatment to those who cannot afford it.

Clegg is at least offering substance at a time when Cameron is hiding behind Brown's corpse in a bid to avoid it.

Mrs. Clinton opened up lines of critique that were later picked up by Mr. McCain: that Mr. Obama's stated openness to meeting with the leaders of rogue countries "without preconditions" was naïve; that for all of his great oratory, he was not offering substance; and that he lacked the mettle and experience to lead a nation through crisis.

The other band members did not refute DeLonge's press statements, viewing them as tongue-in-cheek and offering little substance.

In the same way that curricular areas such as maternity care and gynecology are currently required and monitored, the offering of substance abuse curriculum should be required and monitored, and programs should be cited if they are not in compliance [ 88].

Many are marketed through online sites offering the substances as "plant food" or "not fit for human consumption", but their purpose is often transparent.

"Hannah Arendt" titillates the craving for the so-called intellectual life while actually offering little intellectual substance.

He was widely criticized by political analysts for offering little of substance in the contest.

Judge Rakoff described the government's letter as offering "nothing of substance" that he had not already considered and rejected.

All in all, the cable coverage was akin to the network hoopla that proceeds the Super Bowl each winter -- loud and speculative, offering little of substance.