Sentence examples for bit too serious from inspiring English sources

"We'd been saying band names have got a bit too serious, anyway.

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

Ultimately, Barcelona were that bit too serious; Onésimo that bit too anarchic.

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

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".

Most recipes use plain chocolate, which gives a rather bitter character: delicious, yes, but probably a bit too serious for those of us still high on the end of term.

So don't act too serious!

The notion that women are still under male power structures emerges vividly from Zinnie Harris's The Panel – an all-male appointments committee which finds even the ideal candidate "a little serious" and "a bit too good to be true".

But the mood and movement palette stayed static, and a bit too self-serious.

A fainting or two would be nice, or a bit of vomiting: nothing too serious.

I'm a chronic social butterfly who is probably a bit too impulsive and self-serious.