It proved so successful with audiences, clearly looking for something substantive to do on New Year's Eve, that he repeated the program for the next New Year's gala.
What Mr. Romney did in the debate, in other words, was, at best, to play a word game with voters, pretending to offer something substantive for the uninsured while actually offering nothing.
Knowing yourself requires you to understand the factors that positively inspire you to achieve something substantive and relevant – with passion – every day.
His message is clear ― either make the product in the U.S. or we'll slap a major tariff on the product if you try to import it back into the U.S. In other words, it may have sounded as if Mr. Trump was doing something substantive by intervening with Carrier [and Ford], but he wasn't.
The UK must stand ready to respond with something more substantive than a letter-writing campaign.
"What we have to do is ensure that all the effort and cost which has gone into London actually comes up with something more substantive than a communique, or some vague indication of intention," says Harper.
All these religions balance a call to recognize our blessings with something more substantive, to actively make the world better, to show, not tell.
The very idea that something substantive is being discussed is an insult to anyone with a functioning brain or the means to transform sunlight into energy through photosynthesis.
