Sentence examples for weighty verdict from inspiring English sources
Instead, the spotlight has been on other individuals: on the delicious backstabbing among competing Conservatives, on the struggles between the Corbynistas and their opponents and on Chilcot's weighty verdict on the failings of an earlier prime minister, Tony Blair.
Steven Aftergood, the director of the project on government secrecy for the Federation of American Scientists, called Private Manning's many other convictions "a weighty verdict that the prosecution would count as a win," but he argued that the "larger significance of the case" for open government may be limited, since most leakers do not disclose entire databases.
Nothing is less stable than opinion, and nothing more liable to engender fruitless rancor; new technology bears a weighty responsibility for prolonging, even immortalizing, our merest verdicts, far beyond the guttering glow of their natural duration, and, worse still, for admitting those verdicts, however fleeting, as indictable evidence of character.
These weren't weighty tomes.
It was large, weighty luggage.
It was a weighty ceremony.
A weighty silence follows.
It's about weighty issues.
Linking is far more weighty.
