Sentence examples for weighty set of from inspiring English sources

And so during the final two years of his term, Governor Romney's balance sheet included a new and weighty set of considerations.

Visitors to the AMNH come equipped with a weighty set of images drawn from popular culture, derived from romanticized Clan of the Cave Bear tales, Geico Caveman commercials, 10,000 BC, Year One, and Land of the Lost films (as for the latter, a majority of museum visitors I have surveyed were not certain whether dinosaurs and humans co-existed; Scott 2007).

"She had this nice, weighty set of genitalia so that she could feel it dangling between her legs, and she managed to get it out on set on a couple of occasions".

His weighty production warranted a weighty set: a monolithic staircase that left the Daily Sketch's critic "trying hard not to be grossly hysterical", such was his joy regarding this "blinding piece of revolving poetic engineering".

A modest coffee table is placed in front of it, on which sits a leather box of tissues and a set of weighty silver coasters.

The aim of My Struggle is to make weighty observations about the banality of everyday life -- and what could be more ordinary, at least for American men, than a set of Legos?

Headlines included 'Weighty problems set to spark 'diabesity' epidemic' (O'Dwyer 2001).

Included in this box set is a weighty slab of vinyl, a 1982 live set from the Forum in Los Angeles – notable for Lindsey Buckingham cackling maniacally on Not That Funny – and an outtakes disc that includes previously unreleased versions of Gypsy and Oh Diane among other things.

Before the weighty plot sets in, Chigozie Obioma, a fisherman of the nostalgic, reels you in with his dauntless prose reminiscent of African folklore and the stories my own father told me about his childhood in Nigeria.

Thankfully, he ducks that weighty goal, setting himself the lighter, more entertaining task of "writing about the way trains sort of happen in Italy" — or, he adds, in the interest of veracity, "don't happen".

At times, Pergolesi's music seems possibly too lively for a subject so weighty as Mary's grief over the crucifixion of Jesus, as in an oddly springy setting of "Quae maerebat et dolebat" ("Who mourned and grieved").