Sentence examples for substantial of the two from inspiring English sources

"The Last Yankee," orginally produced at the Manhattan Theater Club in 1993, is the longer and more substantial of the two pieces.

The more substantial of the two offerings is Theater Alliance's "Still Life With Rocket," a gripping portrait of a damaged family coming to terms with past mistakes.

In "La Puce," by far the more substantial of the two, she is a virginal but curious 14-year-old girl who allows herself to be seduced by a man more than twice her age.

(Ask David Hare who he thinks is the more substantial of the two. He made it quite clear at the time that his friend Hampton might be wasting his time lending his talent to Reza).

wouldn't approve it!" Dorothy Gallagher, whose strong-voiced, delightfully acerbic book is the more substantial of the two, grew up in a household where the attic wall was decorated with a picture of Lenin, whom she used to think was her grandfather.

While we have not yet had the opportunity to test these new releases, the Places feature appears to be the most substantial of the two.

"Another Moon Called Earth" is the most substantial of the three, and as Mr. Stoppard notes in his introduction to the published version, it anticipates "Jumpers".

And although her role is the least substantial of the four principals, Ms. Pittman makes Jory's cool, appraising looks speak volumes.

Keeping the preceding information in mind, the latent correlation found for our two English reading literacy tests indicates a rather strong relationship and substantial overlap of the two constructs.

The experimental results on real data show a substantial equivalence of the two filters, although in principle the approximating properties of the UKF are much better.

The judge also pointed in particular to the "substantial similarity" of the two songs' "signature phrases, hooks, basslines, keyboard chords, harmonic structures and vocal melodies".