Sentence examples for without weighty from inspiring English sources

Not without weighty thought, Gibbon at last abjured his new faith and was publicly readmitted to the Protestant communion at Christmas 1754.

McGirr argues that Prohibition showed that the police would allow "vice" to flourish in "areas of the city without weighty protectors" — the same process by which, in the decades that followed, drug dealers were allowed to operate in many of the same vulnerable neighborhoods.

Mr. Miyagi's neo-Conceptual means may not feel exactly novel, but the show is thought through and of a piece, personal without being confessional, serious without being weighty -- an effective balance.

The real estate market is a centrifuge, flinging out anyone without a weighty wallet.

Without the weighty cultural significance, Demand's new pictures are appealingly casual; their off-hand style recalls Luigi Ghirri or Wolfgang Tillmans.

She brought an appealing flexibility to the solo line, as well as focused intonation and a sound that was consistently large and projected well without seeming weighty or excessively sugared.

Hardly a day passes without a weighty, for the most part decently researched, report from a generally reliable source crammed with facts about the impact of a possible Brexit on everything from migration to the price of milk.

Nothing anyway would have been possible without the weighty management structure of Springer, the continuous and qualified contribution of the reviewers, the shared effort from the Editorial and the Advisory Board, creating the conditions for this extraordinary vehicle that is The Journal of Headache and Pain to deliver a great performance.

The latter had a slight spritz, and lots of body without being weighty; it is an unmitigated bargain and will become our house pour for the summer.

Because without the more weighty "Star Trek II" lurking behind it, I doubt that this new movie would have been met with the general notice that it has.

Blending intelligence with feeling, he is a supreme Brahms interpreter: weighty without being rough or declamatory, sensitive and profound, though never sentimental.