Sentence examples for believed serious from inspiring English sources

He considered himself a serious writer, a writer of theater songs, and believed serious writers don't promote themselves.

There was, he believed, serious work to be done in the ILO, where he was especially active as a campaigner for Burmese democracy (he lived to see Aung San Suu Kyi elected to her country's parliament).

Mr Ross resigned from the Diplomatic Service in 2004 in protest over Iraq policy and told the Butler inquiry into the use of intelligence by the British government in 2004 that he believed serious policy mistakes had been made.

Their recommendations were less frequent when they believed serious adverse effects to be likely, or doubted the vaccine's utility than when they did not.

Many experts believe serious gaps remain in our defenses.

Experts believe serious unrest in North Korea would send refugees flooding across its border with China.

Making up serious stereotypes about people or believing serious stereotypes about people are not based on the knowledge of those people.

To deny or seek to downgrade the importance of interpretation and individual responses has, he believes, serious aesthetic and political implications.

Police will only need to reasonably believe serious violence "may" occur, not that it "will".

Hershman added Eckert was "a man of integrity" but believes serious questions need to be asked of the German's professionalism.

I believe serious mental illnesses, like schizophrenia, are real biologically based disorders that are no ones fault.