Sentence examples for substantive writings from inspiring English sources

These blog-style pieces are interspersed with more substantive writings, which are the true strength of the collection.

While her correspondence with Descartes comprises the only substantive extant philosophical writings of Elisabeth, we are also aware of a correspondence concerning Descartes's Geometry with John Pell, exchanges with Quakers, including Robert Barclay and William Penn, and letters written both by and to her concerning political and financial matters in the English Calendar of State Papers.

These and similar efforts resulted in feminist writings on an increasing diversity of substantive topics beginning to appear in bioethics journals and anthologies.

That's not to say that Carmon and Knizhnik have written a dry legal book, let alone a treatise on equal-protection jurisprudence -- though the text has enough law, case citations and even substantive annotations to some of Ginsburg's most notable writings to give you a solid sense of where she stands on the issues that matter to her.

Some agencies host regional grant-writing workshops, and most major scientific conferences have substantive lab-management components.

Bosanquet's emphasis on the importance of a common good, on the social character of the individual, and on the fundamental place of substantive social ends within a community, are echoed in the more recent writings of Charles Taylor (1992) and Alasdair MacIntyre (1990).

"It is unheard of to find a substantive example of a theory actually worked out as a logical calculus in the writings of most philosophers of science.

"Throughout his writings," Smith concludes, "Strauss remained deeply skeptical of whether political theory had any substantive advice or direction to offer statesmen".

"Be substantive".

There are substantive issues.

To be made substantive.