Sentence examples for takes on added weight from inspiring English sources

Given that President Obama could have another Supreme Court vacancy to fill before his second term ends, any fight now over judicial nominees takes on added weight.

And the prevalence of blatantly discriminatory language and attitudes within the gay community takes on added weight when considered in light of the brutal HIV epidemic among men of colour who have sex with men.

And the prevalence of blatantly discriminatory language and attitudes within the gay community takes on added weight when considered in light of the brutal HIV epidemic among men of color who have sex with men.

When it comes to black folk, films take on added weight.

Ms. Merkel has made similar statements in the past, but they take on added weight in the current crisis.

Economists' arguments have taken on added weight because India's efforts to bolster growth and reduce endemic poverty are running up against daunting fiscal realities.

But they also admit such statements take on added weight this year because voters remember Mr. Clinton's finger pointing denial that he had had sex with a White House intern and are putting a premium on honesty.

Leonard's testimony was disputed in the courtroom, but, in a case with no physical evidence firmly linking Coleman to the crime, Leonard's words — and Coleman's — took on added weight.

Watching the video for a second time this morning, with the full knowledge of what is to come, the entire thing takes on added drama and weight, which suggests that it may linger not merely as a "Nixon moment" in political history but as a durable Web artifact.

Taking a photo straight-on will add weight and make you appear disproportionate.

"But you take on the weight of the world.