Sentence examples for a considerably more sober from inspiring English sources

Martin Provost's Violette (Soda, 15) is a considerably more sober, gathered effort, recounting the intense mentor-protege relationship between feminist authors Simone de Beauvoir and Violette Leduc with studious restraint and academic detail – but it's the ever-fascinating Emmanuelle Devos as the gifted, fiercely needy, Leduc who gives it a beating, even bleeding, heart.

Mr. Singer expends much more time and many more resources to do pretty much the same, erasing part of the past to create what is essentially a new and considerably more sober sequel to the first two films, one that shakes the earthiness off Superman and returns him to the status of a savior.

Although actors were seen in an upbeat mood at various Broadway bars on Friday night hours after the strike began, their tone was considerably more sober yesterday.

But this is a considerably more versatile ensemble now.

King said that a "considerably more creative" solution was needed.

It was a considerably more work than I had expected.

In this sense, a more sober and sobering approach may be imagined, e.g. in terms of a limited return to the "bureaucratic expertise model".

But a recent paper by Neil MacFarlane, an Oxford academic, offers a more sober perspective.

"This time around, it's a much more sober experience.

But he was in a distinctly more sober mood today.

The choices are a bit more sober than some of the previous ones.