Sentence examples for substantial rather than from inspiring English sources

But the unloaded weight of 3,306 pounds makes the TT RS feel substantial rather than sloppy.

And when ministers make decisions on policies that affect other people's livelihoods, it really does behove them to base those decisions on something substantial, rather than just ideology.

It is handsome and honey-hued, but this Victorian mansion, built in 1868, is sturdy and substantial rather than sleek and slim-lined.

First, limits on campaign expenditures by candidates and others represented "substantial, rather than merely theoretical, restraints on the quantity and diversity of political speech".

"These findings indicate that the differences between the caps are substantial (rather than reflecting short-lived differences in frost cover), and so support the idea of long-term asymmetry in the polar climates of Mars," the report said.

In the UK, Scotland Yard said security would be more stringent and more visible at Wimbledon than last year, when the overall terror threat in the UK was "substantial" rather than "severe", the second highest level, as it is now.

I sure would like to see more books that include kids and teens in substantial roles, rather than supporting roles for the sake of token inclusion, though.

Instead of focusing on a specific period, he said, use furniture that has "a beefy, substantial silhouette, rather than something that's very thin and ultradelicate, which will look dwarfed in most modern environments".

If the mayor insists on going ahead with a law vetoing voters, will he at least have the courage to opt in to the public finance system and run on his substantial record rather than on his bank account?

The metacognitive scale Planning, whose close connection to Time Management was obvious from the data analysis, nevertheless stresses substantial planning rather than simple timing.

How it's changing: Under the Defamation Bill, due to become law later this year, litigants in England and Wales will have to show that the words they are complaining about caused "substantial harm" rather than simply "harm" to their reputations.