Sentence examples for weighty works from inspiring English sources

Dorothy Dunnett, a Scottish historical novelist whose weighty works about Renaissance life attracted swarms of devoted fans in the United States, died on Friday in Edinburgh.

C18 Dorothy Dunnett A Scottish historical novelist whose weighty works about Renaissance life attracted swarms of devoted fans in the United States, she was 78.

She does dumb but weighty works – a massive cube trundled about on little wheels that looks like some old rock but is in fact pure costly bronze.

As it is, the Seventh has gained recognition as one of Beethoven's great and weighty works in C minor, and the Eighth, in G, is treasurable as a repository of sparkling Beethovenian wit.

This theme is at the core of the weighty work by Klaus Larres.

At 2,700 pages and almost 14 pounds, Webster's Third was a literally weighty work, the product of over 700 editor-years of effort, the publisher boasted.

The World According to Garp is Irving's classic - fresh, funny and boisterous; A Prayer for Owen Meany his most weighty work.

From its first notes -- a brass fanfare followed by a shout from the chorus -- the symphony announces itself as a weighty work.

The third volume of his "Quantum Theory of Fields," a weighty work on matter and energy at its most fundamental levels, is soon to be released by Cambridge University Press.

But before that rather weighty work, Richard Greenberg, whose "Take Me Out" is now running on Broadway, is represented through June 15 with "The Violet Hour," which centers on a mysterious machine that emits news about the future.

A somewhat weighty work featuring guest saxophonist Nathaniel Facey and the composer's piano accompaniment, it came with devout programme notes and strict instructions not to applaud until the very last note had sounded.