Sentence examples for so weighty that from inspiring English sources

Things are either so weighty that they're tedious, or so fluffy that they're unimportant".

The problem is now so weighty that one researcher urges the government to act aggressively to help alter diets.

"I've had to make weight myself — I understand the task is just so weighty that they need support," he said.

The latter two subjects are so weighty that they require more than two months of debate by a limited group.

But is the public's interest in fire prevention so weighty that it requires denying the person interrogated the basic procedural safeguards essential to justice?

It is a legacy so weighty that Mr. DeRosa said he was still afraid to watch a videotape of Ludlam's performance.

Mr. Macintyre has got his hands around a true story that's so wind-swept, so weighty and so implausible that the staff of a college newspaper, high on glue sticks, could surely take its basic ingredients and not completely muck things up.

So what other topic could be so weighty, so captivating that it would cause the radio show's Web site to crash under a stampede of visitors?

The majority states that 'with so weighty a public interest as fire prevention to protect,' they cannot hold that it violates the Due Process Clause to compel a witness to testify at a secret proceeding.

The best desserts are the luxurious frozen raspberry souffle, a rich and creamy hazelnut dacquoise, and a classic New York-style cheesecake that is so weighty you may not need the elevator to sink to ground level.

Andy Murray may never again have an imperative quite so weighty as the one that sits on his shoulders when he walks on to Centre Court today.