Sentence examples for substantively about from inspiring English sources

"As has been my policy from the beginning of representing Darren, I'm not going to speak substantively about this matter," he said.

In May 2002, she was released from 19 months of house arrest, and the junta promised to begin talking substantively about national issues.

The Yankees continued hoping yesterday that the Arizona Diamondbacks would relent and suddenly begin talking substantively about trading Randy Johnson to them before today's nonwaiver deadline, but their hopes appeared to be not much more than wishful thinking.

The speech, like many others Mrs. Clinton has delivered as she has racked up awards from professional and academic organizations, gives her the chance to speak substantively about issues she feels are important, on her own terms, largely free from media scrutiny or political rivals.

To talk more substantively about SPYW, I invited Brad Noble, the founder of the promising Twitter search engine PostPost, into our New York City studio to explain to me why Google's new product creeps him out.

"When he does an interview, we try to do it around a policy announcement so he can talk substantively about the issues.

Yes, there are different views about strategy and tactics, and substantively too about which electoral system would be best.

"What does Howard do now that he is being substantively challenged about his policies and his judgments and various misstatements and retractions?" Mr. Lieberman asked.

GREENBURGH, N.Y. - Rangers players and Coach John Tortorella declined to speak substantively Wednesday about the news that their former enforcer Derek Boogaard, who died last May of an accidental overdose of alcohol and painkillers, was found to have had the degenerative brain disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy.

"The fact is, restructuring governance practices, financial oversight, strategic planning — all of those things have been batted around for years and years, and nothing has ever been substantively done about them, which is why the academy is what it is," said Lawrence A. Larose, who last June resigned as chairman of the academy's advisory board to protest the art sale.

I'd like to hear both candidates talk about this substantively – not sound bites about energy independence, but in terms of real policies.