Hearty used in a sentence

Hearty in a sentence as an adjective

Gave me a hearty chuckle in this context, though.

Learn to cook, specifically learn to make hearty meals with cheap ingredients.

I don't need less than a deserving man: I need more. I don't eat less hearty than him; and I drink a lot more. I want a bit of amusement, cause I'm a thinking man.

Rather than some aimless techie kvetching, I'd just like to pass along a hearty congrats to the folks who made this happen.

Thankfully, hearty remapping of defaults + Kinesis did help!

The same woman had a hearty laugh earlier in the firing meeting after joking, "I bet you didn't expect your afternoon to go like this, huh?

If you can prepare a hearty meal from basic ingredients you will be healthier and wealthier and hence happier than someone who lives on takeaways and ready meals.

If a stranger called and interrupted you, you said with your hearty tongue, "I'm glad to see you," and said with your heartier soul, "I wish you were with the cannibals and it was dinner-time.

No, it's like saying he's a proponent of a healthy diet and eats a couple of hearty Big Macs with extra large fries and extra large cola five times a day. You can claim it is exactly what healthy diet means, but keep at it for couple of years and your look will certainly make it laughable.

I have an old-ish Kindle e-ink reader and the iPad 3, and the two of them combined weigh less than a single hearty book in my book bag. I look forward to the day when people unwilling or unable to pay the Apple premium for devices can enjoy the same screen quality.

I have made this analogy in the past: "Arizona company's have to be hearty like a cactus with a 'real business' built on a sound model to cope with scarcity of resources.

If me and jusben1369 were having a chat about this person to person, I'm sure we'd know that its a hearty debate and we could debate the merits of our opinion while still respecting each other and knowing that we have differing viewpoints.