Sentence examples for weighty comparison from inspiring English sources
By no measure what she at first seems, Cleo is at one with a play that traffics in aphorisms and pronouncements — Ben, we're told in a rather weighty comparison, is "as mixed up as the 20th century" — but also anatomizes individual yearning and need with genuine skill.
Willy Mason Where the Humans Eat (Virgin) Troubadour wunderkind Willy Mason has only just turned 20, and already he has been saddled with some weighty 'new Dylan' comparisons.
The Torch is also a blocky little thing, feeling weighty and thick in comparison to other new smartphones.
Woodley's comments on comparison are particularly weighty given their shaky reception in past months.
In 2007, Carter authored a polemic titled, without punctuation, Palestine Peace Not Apartheid, thereby becoming the weightiest world figure ever to have made the comparison between Israel and apartheid South Africa.
By comparison, the issue of election petitions is as blessedly weighty as North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
While the frustrations that children feel may seem small in comparison to most adult issues, the anger that kids experience is quite weighty -- and, as several children explain, oftentimes manifests physically.
The writer's quest can be a weighty affair: an investigation into the status of Africa's dwindling white enclaves or a comparison of post-revolutionary Iran with the country remembered from childhood.
These weren't weighty tomes.
