Sentence examples for substantial offering from inspiring English sources

He, too, was substantial, offering the music's bravura as well as the sensitivity.

A more substantial offering came in the form of the second volume of Charles Moore's authorised biography of Margaret Thatcher.

It's a substantial offering, beginning with Beethoven's Violin Concerto (with the Canadian violinist James Ehnes, an artist of impeccable technique, out front) and concluding with Bruckner's Symphony No.

The evening's most substantial offering was a revival of "Southern Landscape," a dance of panoramic scope created in 1947 by Talley Beatty, a pioneer of American black dance who died in 1995.

In the past five years he has choreographed a number of short works, and last Thursday his Mythos/Logos was the most substantial offering in the Royal Opera House's Exposure: Dance programme.

Hospices and hospitals are not necessarily the same, and the results are not fully comparable, but these studies all show a substantial offering of CAM in both in- and outpatients units.

By far the most substantial offerings were the three Schumann songs, which have the feel of care, thoughtfulness, symmetry and affecting musicality.

Many of the soup operations have closed, shrunk, or, like the Hale and Hearty Soups chain, stayed afloat by adding substantial offerings of salads, sandwiches and other items.

Both assign their products an absorbency rating on a scale of 1 to 5, with Poise Ultimate Absorbency and Tena Ultimate Absorbency representing their most substantial offerings.

Aug. 17 at 8: A clutch of the composer's salon pieces are a prelude to more substantial offerings by such contemporaries as the seductive Fauré ("La Bonne Chanson," an expansive Paul Verlaine cycle) and the fascinating Bridge (the Piano Quintet in D Minor) as well as a selection of songs; the performers include the singers Sasha Cooke and William Ferguson and the pianist Jeremy Denk.

The contribution of BMI to activity limitations seems to be most substantial, thereby offering a relevant target for interventions.