(1) That seemed a bit lacking in heft , so I bulked it out with a random handful of paper from a disused notebook, put our names on it, stapled the pile up, and turned it in.

(2) The film is very careful to give an accurate accounting of the man and all his intellectual heft .

(3) True, America contains only about 4.5 percent of the world's total population, but sheer numbers of human beings are rarely a good indicator of comparative heft .

(4) I think he brings some weight and heft to the ticket.

(5) If only they didn't feel as if their heft and institutional weight conferred credibility or ingenuity, because it doesn't.

(6) I catch one the length and heft of a piece of firewood.

(7) Alex continues to heft Susan through the grounds and out into the park where he has left a picnic rug and basket.

(8) Consequently, the recording lacks heft , as only a few tracks register with any deep impact.

(9) He combines a passion for communities, working people and social justice with intellectual heft .

(10) He was buckle-kneed from the heft of his staggering load

(11) I remember the size, the stapled binding, the texture and heft of the paper, the cover just a step up from a plain brown wrapper, the dollar price-tag, and a general sense that the poetry had a flavor of the West Coast.

(12) I didn't care for its lack of heft , but those with smaller hands might find it appealing.

(13) So the reactionary viewpoint has a lot of intellectual heft these days, but it doesn't have much political heft .

(14) The woman is trim, her pants held up by a narrow belt: not a hint of post-pregnancy heft .

(15) But the picture has heft and power, fuelled by Russell's despair and self-loathing at the legacy of hate bequeathed to him by his father and grandfather: both cops.

(16) When I was a young shooter reading the gun magazines, one common piece of advice was, u2018pick up and heft different guns, and buy the one that feels best.u2019

(17) It's big and large and sprawling in its focus and physical heft as noted by other critics, but it's too bad the cover is a sad and tepid affair.

(18) I'd begun filling out and putting on some muscle heft , helped by the weight set that Jeremy had bought for my fourteenth birthday.

(19) This gave engineers the option of either creating a stiffer frame without adding heft or shedding weight without sacrificing strength.

(20) At 23.4 ounces, it has enough heft for a nice swing, but it won't wear you out on a long climb.

(21) But don't be fooled by the relative heft of these two books.

(22) Gift-wrapped in thick brown paper tied with string, it had promising heft and solidity: a chemistry set with a real Bunsen burner, perhaps; certainly not anything boring to wear.

(23) He is vetting potential nominees not only for their conservative philosophy but also for their intellectual heft .

(24) Emotional truth, not the factual kind, is what these books seek to find, and here it is the authors' lack of detachment that adds heft to their stories.

(25) This trend lent intellectual heft to an earlier movement, the vocational education movement of the 20th century's first decades.

(26) Brazil and Mexico have enough demographic and economic heft to exert real influence in international affairs.

(27) Together they continued to heft him towards his dorm room with Taylor carrying his feet and Josh supporting his body at the shoulders.

(28) It is about corporate heft and legal feistiness, along with the delaying tactics, the question of appeals and always the threat of taking the case to the civil courts.

(29) It makes sense, I guess, that none of it is given great heft as the story flits from character to character.

(30) What he needs more than his rivals is a compelling issue (maybe a critique of the administration's civil-liberties record) to give his candidacy heft .