Sentence examples for weighty name from inspiring English sources

Joseph O'Neill's Netherland, the other really weighty name on the longlist, also failed to make the cut.

Mr. Houghton carries a weighty name in those parts as the son of Representative Amo Houghton, an influential seven-term congressman from Corning.

His legal void caught up with him.. Hillsides found a lawyer who helped him create an official identity with the weighty name he had imagined for himself as a child: Maximus Julius Pauson.

Those experts, who also still refuse to go public, are weighty names in the antiquities field.

France's main theater award, the Moliere, has an even weightier name and a still stronger commercial lineage.

Since a grape designation can't be used, they are given weighty invented names like Opus One, Cardinale or Dominus.

These signatories include weighty literary names more usually expected to protest about war or social injustice, but this time they bristled with righteous indignation at this "fraudulent and damaging" crime.

Britain has a rich tradition of election fiction, but the local contests described in Victorian novels have all but disappeared in the last 100 years, and it's playwrights and thriller writers who now find material in polls and parliament rather than weighty, big-name novelists.

His name is as weighty as it is mysterious, partly because so few of his works survive.

Civilians and military men took a weighty decision in invoking the name of d Gaulle... "In the face of insolent sedition," Mendes said to Pfimlin, "your strength is your legitimacy..."....

Civilians and military men took a weighty decision in invoking the name of d Gaulle... "In the face of insolent sedition," Mendes said to Pfimlin, "your strength is your legitimacy... .. View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By David Remnick By Malcolm Gladwell.