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He had a peculiar way of prefacing his weightiest sentences with a short word, uttered twice in a guttural manner, clearing up his throat, or his "gullick," as he would term it, just before uttering them.

Fisher's River (North Carolina) Scenes and Characters 1859

One of the weightiest is the unexpected mea culpa that Abby Mann wrote for the defendant Dr. Janning, played by Burt Lancaster, in "Judgment at Nuremberg."

A kiss, as time goes by 2008

One of the weightiest is the unexpected mea culpa that Abby Mann wrote for the defendant Dr. Janning, played by Burt Lancaster, in "Judgment at Nuremberg."

Kissing and Telling 2008

Among these the weightiest was the silent George Washington.

George Washington Thayer, William R 1922

Of these last the weightiest is the one at first called simply

The Life and Works of Friedrich Schiller Thomas, Calvin, 1854-1919 1901

Of these last the weightiest is the one at first called simply 'Elegy', and later 'The Walk'.

The Life and Works of Friedrich Schiller Calvin Thomas 1886

Since the cheaper loaves of bread were brands unfamiliar to me, I read the ingredient listings - and was sad but not surprised to see high fructose corn syrup in every loaf, in one loaf making up the third weightiest ingredient.

Taking the “hunger challenge” 2009

It's probably the weightiest question in the gym world.

Jill S. Brown: A Weighty Issue: Surprising Research on Lifting Light vs. Lifting Heavy Jill S. Brown 2010

The president said he had prayed for God's intervention on any number or occasions – though not always on the weightiest issues of the day.

Obama Discusses Faith At National Prayer Breakfast AP 2011

Professor Geoffrey R Stone, editor of the Supreme Court Review and one of the weightiest voices in this collection, adds now widely quoted pragmatism to such basic doubts.

The Offensive Internet edited by Saul Levmore and Martha C Nussbaum – review 2011