Sentence examples similar to weighty labour from inspiring English sources
Weightier Labour figures on the Labour right like the ex-communist Denis Healey, Roy Hattersley and many others stayed on and fought their corner.
Mr. Miliband, widely viewed as a weak rival to Mr. Cameron until the recent revelations about the extent of phone hacking emerged this month, appeared to view the matters as weighty enough to form a new platform for Labour, issuing a sonorous call that sounded like a promising election plank.
The spin doctors say in turn that Mr Follett and the (now presumably downwardly-mobile) Labour backbencher he is married to were discombobulated by nothing weightier than the infrequency of their own invitations to social events in Mr Blair's Camelot.
Set in 1996, it sees a young clergyman struggling to set up a church in a deprived part of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Kelly reflects in energetic, muscular prose on the history of the Labour movement and foreshadows the huge social change to come; this is a weighty book in both senses.
Weightier matters are tested this way too, such as various aspects of China's labour laws, or whether the death penalty should be applied for corruption (73% say yes).Greater public involvement, including through polling, has had some effect on policy.
A weighty silence follows.
These weren't weighty tomes.
It was large, weighty luggage.
