It also pointed out that the improvement, while "not insubstantial," was "also not enough to satisfy many patients".
But those two pieces, each insubstantial while laden with surface attitudinizing, occurred before the intermission.
There are times when the value of a public employee's speech is relatively insubstantial, while the disruption to the employer's work is considerable.
The best knives are made from a single piece of steel, hand-forged (although these are rare and often cost prohibitive), while cheap knives tend to be thin with insubstantial hilts and handles covered thickly in plastic.
But while these ghoulish and insubstantial resurrections were being adverted, a more solid re-erection was taking place, as the finishing touches were being put on One World Trade Center, the tallest of the skyscrapers that will replace the Twin Towers struck down by the terrorist attacks of 11 September 2001.
And while some have derided the first-offense fine of $20 as insubstantial, court fees raise the cost to $76 for a first offense, climbing to $190 the second time, those fees included.
And the girls remain sort of insubstantial.
the real things; but as I say for insubstantial ones.
He said that a lot of issues she raised while working there were "really insubstantial" -- not "really substantial".
"Nothing," as one is titled, is neither insubstantial nor meaningless, while "Badland" has a look of inhospitable terrain, with the implication that art has entered hazardous territory.
Broadly construed, as everyday concepts, the first of these is live, fleeting, insubstantial, and imitative while the second is dead, lasting, weighty, and real.
