Sentence examples for big and serious from inspiring English sources

"Nokia's problems are big and serious," he said.

President Obama, who attended a briefing with officials from FEMA in Washington called Hurricane Sandy "a big and serious storm".

One person who helped organize the conference described the showdown as a "big and serious split among the big parties," with religious Islamic parties doggedly insisting on bigger representation than secular Sunnis and Kurds were willing to give.

The chancellor, sometimes deemed ill-suited to the modern media age, says he is not criticising anyone, but has greater faith in the essential decency of the British people, and their willingness to respond to those who talk about the "big and serious issues in a way that does justice to them".

"Throwing away food is a big and serious topic at the moment.

Changing the way the world thinks about Brazilian fashion, Herchcovitch is fast becoming a big and serious name in the fashion world.

Yet in this strange set there were highs, whenever the yoke of big-and-serious composition was lifted a bit: Mr. D'Rivera played a breathtaking clarinet introduction to a suite by Ernesto Lecuona, and for his piece "Memories," written in the Cuban danzon style, he featured an exceptionally gifted 11-year-old saxophonist, Alex Han.

Nigeria's is big, bold and serious.

Here's the math behind that one-vote lead: Mr. Stewart, with a big name and serious résumé, is the favorite.

Her career and the success of her company epitomize everything that so enrages every voter who believes that the fix is in and that the system is weighted in favor of those with big money and serious connections.

And for the first half of its life, the show could make big and very serious news indeed.