Sentence examples for was more substantive from inspiring English sources

But the Sondheim celebration was more substantive.

Last season, Canty recorded 47 tackles, but his presence — and that of strong defensive tackles in general — was more substantive than can be easily quantified.

That's not the result of any flaw in the way the summit was run — while there was more speechifying than dialogue, in general the whole event was more substantive than one might have imagined, and Barack Obama was, on the whole, a effective moderator.

But she's going to start pulling out immediately anyway?8 53 : I think the Dodge minivan commercial that I just watched was more substantive than this debate has been so far.8 53 : Here's another problem re the ads: over the past two days, there's been revelation after revelation about the authorisation of torture at the highest levels of the American government.

But the signaling was more substantive than just saber-rattling.

Many observers said that the Purple Tent was more substantive than the political conventions themselves; that devoid of Hillary-bashing or Donald-bashing, thoughtful people, engaged in civil dialogue, were able to discuss issues objectively.

But he is more substantive.

Some changes are more substantive.

But other changes are more substantive.

But there are more substantive themes.

My other complaint is more substantive.