If you've eliminated the basic potential goodness of humanity as a sturdy meaning-making system, I think the next easy place to land is "well at least *I* can be good, or try to be good".
The polish is incredibly sturdy and strong, meaning that while you wear it, your nails are very unlikely to chip or break.
By landing with your feet shoulder-width apart, you both distribute the force and give yourself a sturdier center of gravity, meaning you're less likely to lose your balance and fall down.
Sturdy cliches and watchwords have lost any substantive meaning, and the people who mouth them onstage appear to be on runaway automatic pilot.
Our sturdy DNA mechanics become less effective with age, meaning that our genetic code sees a gradual increase in mutations.
The Reyes Católicos was built (of sturdy Galician granite) directly on the cathedral square, meaning that its front rooms today look out on the Baroque façade of the cathedral, one of the most impressive sights in Europe.
Be sure to choose a sturdy upholstery fabric; cushions suffer a lot use and damage, meaning that not just any fabric will hold up.
Citrus trees are grafted, meaning that a tree with desirable fruit is cut and attached to a sturdier rootstock.
In an extremely casual parade (meaning no uniform to speak of), wear loose-fitting, light colored clothing, the sturdiest shoes you own, and you might even be able to pull off a water backpack.
It derives from the Dutch word flaauwte, meaning failure or weakness and was once a colloquial term for the angelica plant – a delicate head on a sturdy stem.
