weightier

At times, Gosling appears to have weightier concerns in mind.

None, as I mentioned, weightier than those about the “angry” radio and TV hosts of the right.

As a fan of Rock's stand-up might expect, Good Hair deftly balances these weightier issues with laughs.

He smiled, giving her the sudden impression of someone older, and weightier, and turned towards the door.

Aminta received it while the earl was at his papers for the morning's news of the weightier deeds of men.

I happened to have some weightier things to think of than usury and compound interest, as I, indeed, have at this moment.

Doubtless he had other, and possibly weightier, causes of complaint; but this was the head and front of America's offending.

The only point is whether the latter can throw any weightier arguments into the opposite scale.