Sentence examples for sounds weighty from inspiring English sources
That sounds weighty and abstruse, so as Bronson and Merryman might phrase it, let me "unpack" what I mean.
If these matters sound weighty, they are balanced by elegant phrasing and the novelist's empathy with her characters, so that the reader never feels preached to or barracked.
"Earth Dances," of the mid-80's, has a more geological sound, weighty with low brass and percussion, as musical layers move over one another with the ruthless determination of rock strata while woodwinds fuse in lament.
Other local dishes sound weighty and substantial, yet the St .Urban kitchen manages to display them at their lightest, like blood sausage ravioli, sheets of pasta so delicate they almost float, topped with savory sausage and smooth liverwurst and bathed in a sharp, tangy mustard sauce.
It sounds rather weighty and pretentious but in Prada's case a concept is never intended to overpower the fashion.
The landmark 70's soul LP's pioneered new sounds, tackled weighty subjects like war and sex, and drove audiences to the dance floor.
If that makes the movie sound depressingly weighty, "Terribly Happy" doesn't demand to be taken too seriously.
But I like "ontics" best: it sounds serious and weighty, it is easy to say, and it sounds like a solid science.
The whole DNA/cloning issue sounds like a weighty thing to weave into a Saturday night suspense program, but the nimble "Orphan Black" has so far worn its scientific research lightly.
He prizes a trim sound that clarifies inner lines without overemphasizing them but unhesitatingly demands a muscular, weighty sound when Beethoven's gestures are broader and grander.
