Sentence examples for does a serious from inspiring English sources

But does a serious shopping city really equate to a stylish city?

As for my question – how does a serious artist work so close to the culture industry of Hollywood?

In creating her conscienceless therapist, and depicting his patients so peripherally, Ducornet has written a book that feels, by its conclusion, as much like an unorthodox, noir-ish thriller as it does a serious novel.

For a smallish storefront with no seating, the shop does a serious business, each day slicing open 300 to 500 loaves of bread (bought fresh from the Italian Peoples' Bakery in Trenton each morning).

TONG With a gilded Buddha in the bar, this restaurant will feel like a Thai temple, and Peter Pitakwong's menu does a serious tour of Thailand: 39 East 13th Street, (212) 212-2126.

It is an unprecedented feat for a short story writer which the paper compared to "a comet landing", so rarely does a serious writer make this kind of commercial impact.

Daphne Merkin did a serious disservice to analysis.

Nobody has done a serious study of the issue".

"I'm going to do a serious piece," she said.

The Americans did a serious crime against innocent children, they will never ever be forgiven".

8.19pm: "this is a real test for our chefs tonight" says Eggy, doing a serious face.