Sentence examples for weighty indeed from inspiring English sources
In a televised address on Saturday, Mr. Jega said, "The decision we have taken is weighty indeed, but it is an important step in further ensuring the credibility of the 2011 elections".
Everett casts his line, as it were, pretty far, and some of the things he reels in, along with a few red herrings, are weighty indeed: racism, anomie, disillusionment, the meaning (or lack thereof) of one man's life — the American nightmare, in brief, at the end of the line.
No one is claiming that this new series will be as influential as, say, the Federalist papers, or as biting as Addison and Steele, but Linda Grey, who heads Ballantine, said that the projected "books are part of the cultural exchange of the country," which would make them pretty weighty indeed.
"An investigation of a sitting governor of New York is a complex, weighty matter indeed," Mr. Cuomo said in a conference call with reporters on Thursday afternoon.
Higgins's work is not as weighty, or indeed as melancholy, as Sebald's; it is conversational, anecdotal, in a way that makes it easy for her to slip in quite a lot of information.
The first official photograph has finally been released, apparently giving the world its first up-to-date glimpse of the young man who has just been handed a very weighty legacy indeed.
We sing about work a lot, the stench of a wet ashtray – vile accounts about normal proceedings, if you like – and it's a weighty vehicle indeed.
Puerto Rico's formal role in the process is indeed weighty.
He uses his commentary not just to give us valuable information but to make sure that we do indeed add our weighty condemnation to God's.
Significantly," LaHaye writes, "the return of the Jews happened in our generation" (LaHaye is 75): "more weighty evidence that we are indeed living in the endtimes.
Bodley Head; £25.WITH the bicentenary of the battle of Waterloo fast approaching, the publishing industry has already fired volley after volley of weighty ordnance at what is indeed one of the defining events of European history.
