Sentence examples for too much substance from inspiring English sources

Or maybe, in a chemical sense, too much substance.

Gore had said: "I know that sometimes people say I'm too serious, that I talk too much substance and policy".

I know that sometimes people say I'm too serious, that I talk too much substance and policy.

Gore's fake apology -- "sometimes people say I'm too serious, that I talk too much substance and policy" -- reminded me of Nixon's "some of my advisers have suggested I take the easy way".

"The general 'EDM scene' doesn't have too much substance when it comes to music," he says.

But on Wednesday, a stylistic turn by former Gov. Mitt Romney hit too much substance for many and has triggered countless tweets, memes and Facebook tirades since.

That, despite a multimedia, 24-hour news cycle, it's difficult to retain much in the way of substance; we are fuelling up on too much content of too little worth.

If an enzyme produces too much of one substance in the organism, that substance may act as an inhibitor for the enzyme at the beginning of the pathway that produces it, causing production of the substance to slow down or stop when there is sufficient amount.

"I know I have been criticised for too much style over substance, but if you removed the style from me I may as well have just left," she said.

I don't recall talking too much about the substance of our "scholarship" that summer.

Distracted by Drew approaching her, she accidentally pours too much of one substance and causes it to spill.