Sentence examples for weighty for from inspiring English sources

It tackles many subjects traditionally considered too weighty for a young audience.

But the play is simply too long, its score too weighty for such thin characters and a flimsy plot.

This is no disillusion but relief, as if from a burden of caring that is too weighty for her age.

Its outcome, however, will be as weighty for the country as any meeting Putin has convened in his short presidency.

But his longevity came in part from avoiding roles that were too weighty for his voice -- like Otello.

The Chinese government is deeply suspicious of religion and professions of faith are not a regular part of public discourse.Third, remember that something which seems trivial to you may be weighty for others.

But no trip to the United States has been weightier for Mr. Brown than the two-day visit to Washington he will begin on Tuesday with a meeting with President Obama.

But no trip to the United States has been weightier for Mr. Brown than the two-day visit to Washington which he began on Tuesday and which will include a meeting with President Obama.

And there's always the juror who on leaving the courthouse momentarily looks skyward before melting into the crowd, feeling simultaneously a little lighter for having done his civic duty and a little weightier for knowing that he has been a factor in changing someone's life forever.

Among other things, they say, the bills could make sites responsible for all content or links posted by their users, a weighty burden for social sites.

[f]ully convinced…that there is a common law among nations, which is valid alike for war and in war, I have had many and weighty reasons for undertaking to write upon this subject.