Sentence examples for would be as solid from inspiring English sources

He is right: it would be as solid and permanent as that.

Ranging from communists to nationalists, any anti-government coalition would be as solid as soap bubbles.

Moreover, bailing out a profligate member of the euro-zone breaches a German government pledge to its own voters: that the euro would be as solid as the D-mark.

The real prize is creating a Republican majority that would be as solid as, say, the Democratic coalition that Franklin Roosevelt created — a majority that would last for a generation and that, as it played itself out over time, would wind up profoundly changing the relationship between citizen and state in this country.

I should admit that I didn't think the US's site would be as solid as it is, though I don't think it provides as great of detail as Supervizor.

Stand by your assertions, even if they may not be as solid as you'd like.

Were he alive today, Mencken would no doubt find the jackal-jackass relationship to be as solid as ever.

"My swing has not been as solid as I would like it to be.

The gags are as solid as they would need to be to be pulled off out of context, but Broad City is the stronger for choosing to weave them into a wider story about the desperation of modern living in the city and how absolutely absurd it is.

From the evidence on display I'd say the Michelle and Barack bond is as solid as Mount Rushmore.

Timothy Spall gave good drawl as eccentric Lord Emsworth and Mark Williams was as solid as you'd expect as the long-suffering butler; but civilisation has come too far to put trouserless yokels cavorting on a table in the hope of laughter.