Sentence examples for typically weighty from inspiring English sources
December 10 2011 The 92nd Street Y presents the consummate pianist in recital, offering a typically weighty concert of works by Wolpe, Takemitsu ("For Away"), Charles Wuorinen (a première), and Beethoven (the "Diabelli" Variations).
A minute and a half later, all 6-foot-6 and 220 pounds of him skips off the court, light as air, with a typically weighty line: 11 points, 7 rebounds, 6 assists and 7 steals.
Ms. Meckseper's work typically addresses weighty environmental and economic issues, but in this case it also injects a much-needed dose of humor and liveliness to its immediate setting.
But other considerations are weightier.
First, we rule out worlds that weigh more than 13 times the mass of Jupiter, because such weighty objects are typically thought to be pseudo-stars, called brown dwarfs.
In cases in which the reasons for an action are dwarfed by the considerations against it, it is usual to report that there is no reason for the action at all; 'there is a reason to do A' typically communicates that there is a relatively weighty reason to do A. Whether or not agents have desire-based reasons in these circumstances remains a contested issue.
On Saturday night, in a typically creative program, Mr. Robertson began with Brahms's "Tragic Overture" in a weighty, dark-textured yet transparent account that emphasized the intense work's intricacies and often strange strokes.
Even on such weighty matters as the state budget, lawmakers are kept in the dark, typically handed thousands of pages of legislation at the 11th hour.
A matte finish, typically used by major publishers for their literary titles, is sometimes perceived as weightier or more serious.
