Sentence examples for substantive enough from inspiring English sources

It's glossy stuff, but substantive enough to leave you contemplating greed then versus greed now.

She worried that her time as first lady was not substantive enough, so she built up some foreign trips to sound more presidential.

Three of these will be engaging for the very young; one, "The Hat," is amusing and substantive enough to satisfy both child and parent.

(If his work didn't already lay a substantive enough claim to the gothic, the discord between his name and the name of his home town seals the deal).

His game is sexy enough to be a highlight-reel staple and substantive enough that he is considering a challenge to the National Football League's eligibility rule.

But the diplomats also cautioned against any specific deal here that would produce a lifting of any sanctions, other than an agreement that the talks are serious and substantive enough to continue them.

There are enough substantive and stylistic differences between the various "not Romney" candidates that they should not be viewed as interchangeable, this evidence suggests.

In light of John McCain's primary losses to George Bush (front page, March 9), I think I know one big reason why negative campaigning is so effective in this country: there is not enough substantive political debate.

However, as illustrated with the examples given, I could not find any substantive material definitive enough to invalidate the paper.

Are enough substantive echoes there, creatively and otherwise, to feel Chekhov in Dylan's songs?

Stern also ripped on "Idol" judge Jennifer Lopez for not providing enough substantive criticism.