Sentence examples for substance with an from inspiring English sources

Republicans took the opportunity to portray Mr. Obama as more show than substance, with an outsize ego to boot.

These, like his other dishes have a very distinctive style to them, combining a generosity in flavour and substance with an almost feminine delicacy of presentation.

The hyperbole is given visual substance with an Antonioniesque critique of modern architecture; as humanistic counterpoint, Godard offers recurring themes from Beethoven string quartets and a snippet of his own handwritten diary declaring himself to be the last free man.

Jamie Carragher might be tempted as well at some point and when you hear the clarity of thought they deliver from the television studios then at least we know they are men of substance with an acute understanding of how the sport operates.

In principle, CEST is applicable to any solute that contains a chemical substance with an exchangeable 1H and abundant water.

It is a pure substance with an average molecular mass that ranged from 40,000 to 80,000.

Pure aniline is a highly poisonous, oily, colourless substance with a pleasant odour.

The drawings recalled ice-cream trucks from a childhood before mine, with almond-like objects matted onto a chocolate-like substance, with a vanilla-like substance inside.

Tests also found increased levels of radioactive cesium, a substance with a longer half-life, it said.

(I use that word to evoke its dependence on the script, and its usefulness in conveying the script's substance with a pellucid efficiency).

While they looked to play expansive shots, only Chris Rogers and Mitchell Johnson made innings of any substance with a strike-rate above 61, the latter after the game was lost.