From the subtle and detailed argumentative structure of the eight weighty disputationes emerges a powerful unitary notion: the centrality, nobility and primacy of solar heat, that connects all beings and confers life on them.
By Charles W. Morton The New Yorker, January 21 , 1950P. 88 The New York Times had two weighty supplements at the beginning of the year on domestic trade and on world trade.
Last week he paired two weighty symphonies – the fifth and seventh – with the slighter first and second, which particularly suited his speedy, airborne approach.
Towards the end of his life, Jenkins published two weighty biographies: one on Gladstone and the other on Churchill.
Alas, "Churchill's Bomb" aims to be a book of controversy too, laying two weighty charges against the wartime leader.
WHEN TOM CRUISE and his fellow Scientologists took a hammering earlier this year for their public opposition to psychiatric drugs, neither they nor their critics could have anticipated the releases in July and August of two weighty reports offering evidence that at least some psychiatric prescription-writing has run amok.
The two most weighty of these three codices, א and B, he likens to the "two false witnesses" of Matthew.
Between 2005 and 2010 the Liberal Democrats sometimes seemed to flirt with self-destruction, ousting two weighty and popular leaders, Charles Kennedy and Menzies Campbell, in favour of the little-known Nick Clegg.
Gower was also deeply concerned with the moral and social condition of contemporary society, and he dealt with it in two weighty compositions in French and Latin, respectively: the Mirour de l'omme (c. 1374 78; The Mirror of Mankind) and Vox clamantis (c. 1385; The Voice of One Crying).
For two weighty reasons - defense and politics - the bee is quite unacceptable.
