Sentence examples for real weighty from inspiring English sources

On two-lane roads and billiard-smooth track, the S3's electrically boosted steering combines lightness with real, weighty feel – a rarity in this age of digitised, numbed steering systems.

But Mr. Gingrich's response raised another question altogether: Does the roar of an exercised crowd distract from the real and weighty task at hand — selecting the best candidate for president — by encouraging candidates to play for applause lines?

Or will they find themselves longing for the good old days, when Klosterman favored detailed analyses of "The Real World" over weighty rhetorical exercises?

But it offers a platform from which to exert real influence, mainly through weighty speeches.

For one, real estate is a weighty presence in the unicorn market.

Weather-related mood effects can thus play out in our real-life decisions — even weighty ones.

"Flanagan organises conspiracies and manages chases with the skill required by the genre but his real interest is in weightier matters," wrote Peter Conrad.

A more appealing kind of seriousness certainly a more viral kind is that which knows the real thing is only weightier when you leaven it with the absurd.

The Sunday Times noted: "What makes this book worthwhile is its fiercely illuminating angle.... Morrison, as usual, declined to take part but the author's scholarly methods lend this weighty volume a real authority".

The real deals, uncondensed, are no less weighty, but suddenly they're looking less scary, more approachable, more essential even.

But under Brown they quickly became as weighty and substantive as real budget and under Osborne (who renamed them autumn statements) that is true too.