Sentence examples similar to weighty truth from inspiring English sources

I used to rage against this fact and deny it, but it has itself the blunt weighty authority of truth.

Their encounter comes just as Mr. Obama leaves the Group of 8 industrialized nations summit meeting in L'Aquila, Italy, and three days after Pope Benedict released a weighty encyclical, "Caritas in Veritate" or "Charity in Truth," which updates Catholic social teaching for the global economic era.

THE release of parts of a weighty assessment of global terrorism this week confirms a depressing truth: George Bush is not, as he often claims, winning the war on terrorism, he is losing it (see article).

What is life, morality, truth or, indeed, the very nature of God? Weighty concepts for a philosophy degree, let alone a first-person puzzle game.

This is a moment of grave danger for the people of Syria, a moment of truth for democratic nations to live up to their values, and a weighty test of the international community.

Curiously, the epigraph the authors have chosen for "Sinatra: The Life", puts it rather better than the weighty tome—"Right from the beginning, he was there with the truth of things in his voice"—Bob Dylan.

Unwantedly weighty?

All this sounds weighty.

These weren't weighty tomes.

It was large, weighty luggage.

It was a weighty ceremony.