Sentence examples for relatively insubstantial from inspiring English sources

Washington is relatively insubstantial architecturally because it does not.

One of life's enduring mysteries is why powerful people risk substantial reputations and careers for relatively insubstantial sums of money.

There are times when the value of a public employee's speech is relatively insubstantial, while the disruption to the employer's work is considerable.

Since Louis Van Gaal has the ego of Kevin Pietersen and the sensitivity to scorn of Kanye West, it was entirely unsurprising he should overplay the relatively insubstantial achievement of reaching the FA Cup fifth round.

The report concluded their financial rewards were "excessively large" despite the fact that the businessmen invested no money in the group after they bought it and took risks which were "relatively insubstantial".

Still, on a day when the government announced a major corruption case against Gov. Rod R. Blagojevich of Illinois, legal experts not connected to either case said the Illinois charges made those against Mr. Siegelman seem relatively insubstantial.

Of the actual nuggets in the taste-test, these felt the lightest -- the most insubstantial in terms of weight -- which made me feel like I could eat 30 of them relatively easily, which is alarming.

Money is insubstantial now.

So far, so insubstantial.

This insubstantial pageant has faded.

It is papery and insubstantial.