| By resisting the temptation to be weightily profound, the story succeeds in telling useful truths with a touch of levity. |
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| The large creature fell weightily into the mud, and its rider was smashed face-first into a hard rock. |
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| She plucks two huge medallions from her pocket that dangle weightily from rainbow-coloured tapes. |
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| He had been given a basket of apples and a revolver to sit weightily in his deep overcoat pocket. |
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| The performance is weightily beautiful, even though it can't disguise the fact that this is essentially a piano solo with violin and cello accompaniment. |
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| The significance of each action is weightily explained, every bit of dialogue is dutifully decoded. |
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| Then the sound of crashing as something collides weightily with the lampshade. |
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| The performance felt more weightily Russian than authentically Czech or Moravian. |
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| Probably because at least five writers have worked on the script, too many layers of significant meaning have been added to a simple action movie, most of them in the form of weightily meaningful dialogue. |
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| This, a solo, has a weightily heroic quality. |
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