Sentence examples for weighty reputation from inspiring English sources

But reality TV isn't for most MPs – and certainly not for those who have yet to establish a weighty reputation.

Given Midnight's Children's weighty reputation, its position as a bulwark of so many post-colonialism syllabuses, not to mention the tragedy and human misery inherent in its subject matter, I was (in my ignorance) expecting something drier and worthier.

While there is a first sight of Jack Wilshere, Daniel Sturridge and Raheem Sterling, who is the youngest man on the list, Steven Gerrard's position as the 80th best payer in the world is, it seems safe to say, an example of the distorting effects of a weighty reputation and tribute to Liverpool's fine form in the spring.

Estimable and highly successful practices such as Allies and Morrison and Allford Hall Monaghan Morris are hot tickets in commercial architecture but they must now operate in the glare of Chipperfield's vastly weightier international reputation for designing buildings that subtly recast the relationships between historical precedent and 21st-century urbanism.

She soon developed a reputation for handling weighty subjects with a light touch and often bittersweet humor.

The Feelgoods' reputation is not as weighty or towering as all those other music stars, and I think this has allowed Temple to relax and give us both an ­engaging film and a resonant psychogeography of Canvey Island and Essex itself.

In 1981, six years before her death, Marguerite Yourcenar became the first woman ever inducted into the Académie Française, and that weighty honor has been hanging around the neck of her reputation ever since.

But rather than engaging with the many important, weighty issues of fairness and representation on campus, this office seems to be solely concerned with protecting the reputation of the institution, largely through worthless box-ticking exercises.

Unwantedly weighty?

All this sounds weighty.

These weren't weighty tomes.