Sentence examples for a too serious from inspiring English sources

The clowns pop up all over the room, inserting themselves unexpectedly into other groups and disrupting things, especially when there seems to be a too serious conversation going on.

This item might have implicated a too serious stage of disease, causing us to miss patients with mild or moderate heart disease.

By contrast, Sean Fennessey interprets it as "a too-serious denouement for an album that is more about the self's little nightmares than some aching societal rejection".

Yet they always seemed a bit too serious, a bit too intense for that.

The pros regard these anomalies as a not too serious glitch, an irony of nomenclature.

Things had got just a bit too serious in May 2001, when a final-day 3-0 win at home to Barnsley was required to keep Pompey in the division.

Kotb said she was hosting the 10 a.m. hour with Natalie Morales and Ann Curry — an ensemble that she said was "a little too serious" and "wasn't working" — at the time.

The Pocket Shark should definitely outlast all of your other pens and, refillable or not, is a serious pen for serious people (maybe a little too serious).

In an age where social media is getting a bit too serious and intense, v2 could bring the joy back to playing around on your phone.

Lest anyone think that this exhibition may be a bit too serious for the holiday season, John de Fazio irreverently recognizes a cultural icon with his "Santa Urinal".

It's a bit too serious, as if aspiring to be yet another Royal Shakespeare Company-style reclamation of a children's classic.