Sentence examples for always severe from inspiring English sources

Smith was steady and Procter, crouched and crabby, zipped along, looking flighty but always severe when Nottinghamshire's seamers erred on to his pads or dropped short, which they did regularly.

In one passage, Brontë wrote: "Day and night I find neither rest nor peace – if I sleep I have tormenting dreams in which I see you always severe, always saturnine and angry with me.

While 83 percent of respondents agreed that prevalence of diabetes was rapidly increasing, 40 percent of those at risk considered diabetes to be a benign condition that was not always severe and 37 percent had never been screened or had a blood sugar measurement.

Pain is almost always severe or excruciating, constrictive and oppressive or resembling migraine.

While reading news accounts of West Nile-related deaths is frightening, West Nile symptoms aren't always severe.

This discriminated heavily against poorer councils such as Poplar, where rates revenues were low and poverty and unemployment, always severe, were exacerbated in times of economic recession.

The requirements for the WHO definition of DHF (fever, haemorrhage, thrombocytopenia, and signs of plasma leakage) are not always satisfied; severe thrombocytopenia may be observed in uncomplicated as well as severe cases associated with "unusual manifestations" and therefore may not be consistent with the DHF/DSS classification [ 15].

"Using force always looks severe but is necessary to arrest a culprit who resists".

Patients should always report severe diarrhea symptoms to a doctor, particularly if they have taken antibiotics recently.

Yet Plath was always a severe critic of her "real" work, and considered the journal a place in which she could reveal herself without the strictures of art.

Those who cannot bring themselves to support a favourite will find reasons to query his stamina but Epsom is drying out and this course is not always a severe test of stamina in the summer.