Sentence examples for established serious from inspiring English sources

This drew — in addition to the teen-age clientele — some established, serious longhairs from the two-car bohemia in the canyons above the boulevard, more serious longhairs from the less affluent bohemias of Venice and Long Beach, and some motorcycle groups.

When "A Cry in the Dark" was released in 1988, it presented a significant challenge to public opinion, coming as it did on the heels of a commission that established serious bungling of evidence by the police and judiciary and overturned the conviction for which Lindy Chamberlain served three years.

Wouldn't it have made more sense to have a black actor spoofing another established, serious black actor such as Forest Whitaker or Denzel Washington?

There are still some star journalists whose jobs aren't at risk -- the Seymour Hirsches of the world -- but even for established serious journalists, it's become incredibly difficult.

What is needed is a global agreement to establish serious catch limits and end finning.

Mr. Silver said, "The agreement we have reached today requires more extensive financial disclosure and establishes serious penalties for those who violate the law".

In an attempt to establish serious opera, Carte built the Royal English Opera House (1887; now the Palace Theatre), for which Sullivan wrote Ivanhoe (1891).

The true test of the military's resolve is whether it sends a strong message that domestic violence will not be tolerated, establishes serious consequences for abuse, makes services available to families and intervenes whenever violence occurs -- even if that means taking weapons from those on active duty.

Meanwhile, there are multiple efforts around the world right now to establish serious funding to help ordinary Iranians break through the government's Internet wall.

Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi should tie any economic help for the states hit by the gulf with strong legislation regulating drilling and establishing serious, aggressive funding and support for alternative, sustainable, not fossil fuel energy.

The opportunistic pathogen Pseudomonas aeruginosa has broad capabilities to thrive in diverse ecological niches and to establish serious human infections [ 1].