Sentence examples for weighty expression from inspiring English sources
Also, Clarendon credited Vane with having possessed "extraordinary parts, a pleasant wit, a great understanding, a temper not to be moved", and in debate "a quick conception and a very sharp and weighty expression".
(Brown's version has a more weighty, vertical feel that maximizes expression but loosens the sense of ensemble).
Mr. Aliyev called this "a weighty slap in the face".
"The building has a weighty history, and it favors traditional modes of expression".
Nor does this difficulty only affect the rights of office-holders like journalists; Raz admits that weighty rights such as the rights of free expression and freedom of contract are not justified solely by the interests of the individual citizens who hold them (Raz 1996a, 30 43, 131).
Oscar Moralde of Slant Magazine wrote that the video, "is one of her biggest epics not merely by length (a weighty 14 minutes), but by the breadth of its modes of expression".
So it was decided that a committee should prepare a draft constitution by November, which would then be taken to the people for discussion.Both the official and the unofficial groups have set about examining such weighty matters as the rights of the individual, property rights and freedom of expression and assembly.
On the whole it appears that the decision to adopt a materialistic reading of Russell's neutral monism is more an expression of a commitment to materialism than a decision based on weighty arguments against neutral monism.
It's rare that humor and something as weighty as "great art" go hand in hand, and certainly I don't think of the Abstract Expressions as a light-hearted in their approach to painting.
