Sentence examples for weighty examples of from inspiring English sources

Save for a few Pop Art pieces like Claes Oldenburg's "Two Loaves of Bread, One Cut" (1961) or Red Grooms's "Minister of Transportation" (1974-75), "InnEyeEye: Contemporary Art From the Marc and Livia Straus Collection" contains some weighty examples of contemporary art by dozens of artists.

(p.252) The teeth of mammals, the milk that nourishes their young, their eyes that develop while still in the darkness of the womb, and their lungs that form before encountering any opportunity to draw a breath in the absence of knowledge about developmental genetics, these struck Paley as especially weighty examples of foresightful design.

"Fleisch," another piece by Mr. Stirner, may literally be the weightiest example of the human figure in the museum.

Both raise weighty issues, balanced with examples of beauty and charm.

Yet certain rosés (ambitious, weightier, more voluminous examples like those of Irouléguy, made of sturdy grapes like tannat and cabernet franc) can hold their own year-round.

Stationed on that floor map, for example, are two weighty pieces of H. G. Wellsian sci-fi machinery.

Symphonia, premiered in 1996, is his weightiest achievement, with a middle movement, Adagio Tenebroso, that is the most perfect example of Carter's desolate, unfathomably dark slow movements.

Still, Mr. Filianoti seems another example of a lighter, lyric tenor trying to boost his voice for weightier roles.

She seems another troubling example of a young singer who through sheer determination is pushing an essentially light, bright and agile voice into a role far too weighty for it.

Following the example of Virgil and others, Spenser began his career with a group of eclogues (short poems usually cast as pastoral dialogues), in which various characters, in the guise of innocent and simple shepherds, discuss life and love, formulating weighty and often satirical opinions on questions of the day.

They soon understand the weighty significance of the prom.