weighty造句
(31) He has threatened to publish a weighty refutation.
(32) Let us turn to less weighty matters.
(33) The speech was weighty and it was weightily delivered.
(34) It is weighty, nay, conclusive.
(35) Lucy seemed to have something weighty on her mind.
(36) We are not all made for weighty business.
(37) A friendly critic might have called his heaviness weighty.
(38) Bower is probably best known for his weighty and sober work on strategy and resource allocation.
(39) Therefore, learn good English to have weighty realistic sensus and profound history sensus to the realize above-mentioned target.
(40) The dark shadows on the canvas sings a melancholic tune that the aged, weighty eyes tell, and we find ourselves trapped in the spell of this theatricality.
(41) The tweeter integrates well with the potent , weighty bottom end.
(42) It is weighty work, which he cannot wield by himself.
(43) He considered his consent too weighty to be given in a hurry.
(44) He took time from his weighty duties to personally attend to someone really important.
(45) This is weighty work, which he cannot wield by himself.
(46) A good way to do this is to give them a weighty policy manual filled with nonsensical rules and regulations.
(47) And how are they making the weighty decision as to which tribe receives which parcel of land?
(48) This approach can not only eliminate defocusing effect of optical system caused by temperature change, but also make the aerial digital camera be smaller and less weighty.
(49) The noxious hot - weighty gas subsiding to ground will be harm to human and plants.
(50) Let Bush plod through his weighty biographies or watch his football games; Barack Obama seconds the sentiment of D. H. Lawrence that “the novel is the one bright book of life.”
(51) Simon, trying to squirm out from underneath the weighty hand, watched them go despairingly.
(52) The following sentence is taken from the weighty judgement of a scholarly reviewer.
(53) The night goes with weighty step round yard and round earth.
(54) Weighty evidence can be opposed to the admission of great and abrupt modifications.
(55) Photographers loved to get her to pose in tight shorts, a silk robe or a swimsuit with a come-hither look and a weighty book — a history of Goya or James Joyce's "Ulysses" or Heinrich Heine's poems.
(56) How does one deal with such a difficult yet weighty neighbor, a neighbor who can cause no end of mischief if it becomes truly obstreperous?
(57) If you can carry out the word "make" with a firm hand, and have a series of academic knowledge and action as well as operation, even if the old will turn into the new and weighty things.
(58) Although it began life as a classic adventure tale, "Laputa" became too entwined with weighty matters in the real world, and suffered for it.
(59) Washington, or at least the White House, found Averell's testimony weighty.
(60) The following sentence is taken from the weighty judgment of a scholarly reviewer.
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