Sentence examples for a more serious message from inspiring English sources

There was, however, a more serious message.

But there is also a more serious message.

He had a more serious message than the one Friess had delivered.

But he said he also sensed a more serious message in the vote.

However, there is also a more serious message: they want volunteers to practise fair trade learning.

"We hope our cheeky Cornish chap will make people smile while also driving home a more serious message".

So, while at first glance the study seems to highlight how gross it is to go surfing in the UK, it's actually delivering a far more serious message about the failing state of antibiotics globally.

If ​Voices of Light​​ has been described and raved about as a triumph by the LA Times and as an overwhelming experience by the Chicago Tribune because of its beauty, multifaceted style and haunting meaning, his latest oratorio will definitely offer a deeper and more serious message than his Joan of Arc discovery.

And besides meeting the bunny-slash-balloons criteria, Arts Brookfield says there's a greater message: "The giant rabbits evoke a visual humor that lures audiences into the artwork to reveal a more serious environmental message, as rabbits are considered an invasive pest in the artist's native Australia.

Though Latin alternative music has plenty of party songs, they usually arrived alongside more serious messages, whether delivered in hyperfast triple-time raps by the Argentine rapper Malena or set to dancehall reggae and funk by Los Rakas, a group from Panama relocated to Oakland, Calif.; both performed at the Bowery Ballroom on Thursday night.

But Greenberg has proposed adding another piece to the Democrats' message: a more serious commitment to both campaign reform and a leaner, more efficient federal government — an updated version of Bill Clinton's 1996 pledge that the era of big government is over.