Sentence examples for unusually substantial from inspiring English sources
The Wednesday before, Bernard Haitink led the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Chorus in Beethoven's Ninth Symphony with unusually substantial company: Stravinsky's "Symphony of Psalms".
The first of them came when Lachlan McCaffrey and Ben Youngs allowed their wires to become crossed at the base of an attacking scrum – an error that gave Francis Saili, an unusually substantial centre from New Zealand, the chance to hoover up the loose ball and go the length.
If they scored a try, it was only because both Eoin Reddan, the Irish scrum-half, and Bryce Lawrence, the referee, were in ultra-generous mood: the first in passing the ball straight to Steve Thompson from a line-out, the second in deciding that the unusually substantial hooker was the rugby equivalent of Usain Bolt, rather than plain offside.
Matt Stevens, an unusually substantial specimen even by the scale-busting standards of the propping fraternity, has yet to prove beyond reasonable doubt that he is back up to speed with rugby at this exalted level after a year away from the international game.
A near-gale wind working against an unusually strong current created waves and substantial swells, and the river was laden with floating tree limbs and an occasional log.
Balance-sheets are unusually strong.
She would, unusually, have a substantial majority in both houses of parliament, as well as in most German states.
Certainly, the questions raised by Ramos had been unusually serious and substantial at a press event otherwise dominated by talk of poll numbers, campaign operatives, and personal spats.
The relation of the enzyme's proximal heme ligand His388 to the heme iron is atypical for a peroxidase; the iron histidine bond is unusually long and a substantial tilt angle is observed between the heme and imidazole planes.
A half-dozen teams -- an unusually high number -- have created substantial cap space for themselves.
Therefore, it is likely that a substantial number of the unusually high proportion of malarial orphan proteins with no predictable function may actually correspond to «hidden» orthologues.
