Sentence examples for a rather serious from inspiring English sources
Lydia, you catch me in a rather serious mood.
She is very serious about her work - in fact, she is a rather serious person altogether.
Parliament has a rather serious ability to question ministers, question policy, even impose impeachment of ministers.
"Men Find Their Own 'Pause' " makes light of a rather serious process for men.
"Marine couldn't come because she has had a rather serious accident which prevents her from travelling," Mr Le Pen said.
"To be convicted of a rather serious felony charge and then obtain a certificate of relief takes some doing".
Last night showed two different people making a stance with rather serious implications.
"That's a downside that seems rather serious," Dr. Gittleman said.
He wrote a number of books, rather serious works written with little flourish, and there were two books about him, one by AG Moyes and a later study by Mark Browning.
I took one look at the glass room containing Alan Rusbridger et al looking rather serious on a vast and lurid yellow sofa, and refused to go in.
As David Edgerton's sure-footed essay makes clear, flying in this next age was a rather more serious affair.
