Amid these weighty matters of heart and mind, among the psychoanalytic theorizing and playful speculation, we also find the lighter stuff of life, the talk of travel plans and antiquities, gossip about friends and family.
But Springsteen's weighty place in critics' hearts has to do with a more desolate strand in his work, a faded Americana adapted from the Depression laments of protest singer Woody Guthrie and John Steinbeck.
The DLC that you do have to pay for is like Hearts of Stone: deep and weighty, practically a new game in itself.
The reassuringly weighty flaçon contains a scent that has a sophisticated heart of night-flowering jasmine and deep sequoia wood, and a base of amber and skin musks.
In terms of structure and sentimentality, The Butler owes a weighty debt to Forrest Gump, which similarly won the hearts of mainstream American audiences while drawing howls of derision from sniffy liberal critics.
After the team at social travel startup Tripl had a change of heart last month, they eventually came to a weighty conclusion — now that their focus had shifted away from connecting travelers with friends that happened to be nearby, they had to redo the iOS app they had been working on for months.
Francis Bacon and Lucian Freud fearsomely depicted real life as they found it – real human life, with the figure at the heart of the matter, the lonely human predicament their weighty concern.
He graduated in fourth place and might have done better had he not followed his heart with two years of band instead of the weightier A of another advanced placement course (he took 10 all told).
In various ways, domestic politics and publics lay at the heart of the answers that Thompson, Renouard, and Thompson give to these weighty questions.
The bright waiting-room, with its walls bare of credentials and weighty volumes, might belong to one of those handsome "quacks" (so dear to the hearts of novel-readers) who stroke their thinning hair and flatter you into feeling better.
