Sentence examples for weighty themes from inspiring English sources

The pacing is right, but how deeply can the series cover some of these weighty themes in six episodes?

What's more, his account is edited by Jonathan, and contains a boatload of weighty themes.

The weighty themes — post-Holocaust defiance and post-Stonewall pride — are still in play but less laboriously.

What's most surprising about her, though, is that she approaches these weighty themes with such a light touch.

Unfolding in Brooklyn on the night of President Obama's 2008 election, "Big Words" explores weighty themes with a very light touch.

Weighty themes and extraordinary circumstances quickly converge in a manner reminiscent of another tale of cultural collisions, T. C. Boyle's terrific 1995 novel, "The Tortilla Curtain".

Blomkamp seems to have brooded long on his weighty theme.

And the early Zuckerman is too funny, too mock-horrified by the business of "slipping irresponsibly in and out of his skin", to be solemn about such a weighty theme for long.

Inspired by American R&B groups like the Drifters and the Impressions, the Heptones progressed from lighthearted love songs to weightier themes on records like "Equal Rights" and "Sufferers Time".

In a narrative which can be appreciated for its satirical flourishes, surreal moments of semi-comic violence, clever caricatures of the press, and indulgent chicken-related punning, this focus on nature's silence suggests weightier themes.

The Minoans' most fervent admirers, Ms Gere notes, were all "trying to make sense of some of the weightiest themes of modernity the death of God, the woman question, the human appetite for war".Evans's own pacifism was inspired by his experience of covering anti-Turkish rebellions in the Balkans as a correspondent for the Manchester Guardian.