Sentence examples for weighty though from inspiring English sources

These films, weighty though they are, form a fraction of Wajda's huge output, and he was an almost inexhaustible figure, taking on projects all the time, big and small, very often literary adaptations, both classic and relatively unknown.

He deals in weighty though never ponderous detail with such matters as the despoliation of our seas by industrial overfishing and the tension between the need to feed our world and to preserve it.

Pastas are a weightier affair, though not terrible.

It was heavy, he said, though not as weighty as the bronze medal.

Such risks, though, can seem less weighty to patients when their parents share the cost.

Toni Kroos attempts to slide a pass through the Algeria defence for Thomas Müller to chase, but his delivery is too weighty and carries straight though to M'Bolhi.

Of course, no one wants to hear conservative musicians performing new works out of a weighty sense of obligation (though you can hear plenty of automatic-pilot performances of Brahms quintets and Mozart symphonies).

League meetings were to be held, almost certainly, in a single-chamber organization, in which Athens had only a single vote, though a weighty one; there were perhaps undertakings, subsumed in the general oath taking, about not deserting or refusing military contributions.

"Unfortunately, the level of support for our friend and colleague G. Boos, though quite weighty, was not enough for the continuation of his work," Vyacheslav V. Volodin, the deputy speaker of Russia's Parliament and a United Russia member, said in a statement.

This time around, the news site is tackling a weightier subject ― press freedom ― though in a playful manner.

It's hard, though, to see anything weightier going quite as viral as the first one did.