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That's not insubstantial.
I am insubstantial in the universe.
I'm a flimsy man, an insubstantial.
Despite the insubstantial mustache, he would proven himself to be a formidable foe.
The first match… the slot of the meek and insubstantial.
Which, however lovely, are also insubstantial. Makes us live in soap bubbles.
While that is a first step,we see it as too insubstantial.
And his entourage, which is not insubstantial. And you can expect the mayor, of course.
He is fatuous, vainglorious,and worst of all, insubstantial.
Despite the insubstantial mustache… he would proven himself to be a formidable foe.
I could really not have hoped for a more insubstantial answer.
Many dismiss Blake's work as childlike, insubstantial… Miss Sharma, am I to be kept at this threshold all day?
Commissioner, in all honesty, I find your statement lamentably insubstantial.
That argument is somewhat insubstantial, even more so than the jacket that the chairman is wearing today.
When it comes to the proposals on sustainable development,I have to state however that these are insubstantial.
The Commission proposal, which was insubstantial to start with, has, however, been pared down considerably by the European Parliament.
Everyone talks about them, everyone supports them, but results are lacking oraltogether far too insubstantial.
Remains, like a metaphysical, insubstantial quality, always in the possession of the same farmer,'(e.g.),'for whom it cloaks itself in different forms.
The compromise amendments adopted have substantially improved an initial proposal that I felt was inadequate and insubstantial.
Responsible cargo owners already make significant efforts at no insubstantial cost to ensure that their cargoes are transported on board reputable vessels.
I am sure that, as the hearings progress, I will find out more about what is meant by that, butI have to say that I think it rather insubstantial.
I have… at last… after careful consultation with Lord God, his son, Jesus Christ, and his insubstantial friend, the Holy Ghost, decided upon the next archbishop.
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It built conceptual bridges anddemanded practical results, instead of issuing the customary high-sounding but insubstantial declarations.
While the plinth does feel somewhat insubstantial, and the sound might not be detailed enough for some, it's brilliant price more than makes up for that- and the inclusion of Bluetooth connectivity makes the AT-LP6XBT feel like very good value for money.
The acts of extraction and/or re-utilisation carried out in a repeated andsystematic manner by William Hill on the occasion of each race held concern insubstantial parts of the BHB database.
If there is an insubstantial being, in Athens somehow present in Socrates, causing him to be substantially present in Athens we seem to be faced with an infinite regression, for there would seem to be an insubstantial Socrates in the insubstantial Athens in Socrates, in Athens, etc. Ultimately, who is to say who is the real Socrates and what is the real Athens?
The proposal attaches several new conditions to the right,including expiry after one year and exemptions for either copying an"insubstantial" part of a work or for copying it in the course of academic or scientific research.
Mr President, Commissioner Byrne, when we received the Commission proposal, we were somewhat undecided in committee as to whether we should deal with it at all because, with all due respect,it was very insubstantial.
In particular, any contractual agreement contrary to the possibility for the lawful user to extract and re-utilise insubstantial parts of the database for any purposes whatsoever, shall be null and void.