Sentence examples for weighty reading from inspiring English sources

You get demands for large amounts of money, weighty reading lists arrive and your parents appear to be eyeing up your bedroom for other uses.

Grafton led me to such rollicking footnoters as Edward Gibbon, whose judgmental, conversational and explicatory notes in "The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" lighten a weighty read.

In the end the Lutosławskis' weightier reading is perhaps the more satisfying, but the Silesians' version is highly persuasive too, and it is good to hear these works interpreted differently.

The book has the heft of bullion, too: at seven pounds, it is too heavy to hold in a single hand, and too weighty to read unless rested on a lap or table.

If you are the type of person who doesn't like books that announce they're weighty, then read this one; you'll like it.

Most of the class consisted of Mr. Yevtushenko, who often dressed outlandishly in silver suits, reading poems from his weighty compilation of Russian poetry, which he edited.

"How few are they who are able to carry a rather weighty letter without lightening it by reading".

Daisy Hernández's new memoir, A Cup Of Water Under My Bed, is full of sentences that linger with you long after you've finished reading -- the kind of weighty, satisfying phrases that stay ringing in your ears.

Books I'm reading Alastair Campbell's The Blair Years, which is an extremely weighty tome.

Mostly, the size is about right – though I can't see myself reading ebooks in bed as it's a bit weightier than I expected.

And don't worry too much if it's taking you a while to read this weighty book.