Sentence examples for exceedingly serious from inspiring English sources

For example, invasion of the CNS is a rare, but exceedingly serious possibility.

The script was put together by an acquaintance of Kubrick's in the Village, and, as Kubrick now describes it, it was an exceedingly serious, undramatic, and pretentious allegory.

He had to marshal all of his energy and all his ingenuity to deal with a very serious plague in Rome, and that plague was followed by a fire, also an exceedingly serious fire.

Media day, when hundreds of reporters and others with credentials gather several days before the game to pepper the players with exceedingly serious or exceptionally silly questions, is a lampooned, American-made rite.

At present, we are concerned with how the cult of Stalin has been gradually growing, the cult which became the source of a whole series of exceedingly serious perversions of party principles, of party democracy, of revolutionary legality.

Forget your FXXKs and P1 GT-Rs, this could be the perfect track car for mere mortals like us, retaining a simple six-speed manual gearbox, gaining some superb bucket seats, and looking exceedingly serious with its bare floor panels.

It was a moment when the cigarette companies were exceedingly vulnerable, and serious reform could have been imposed by the federal government.

It's true that vaccines have caused adverse events, but these events are exceedingly rare (and serious ones like death are rarer still) and can often be linked to a pre-existing medical condition in the patient (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4599698/).nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4599698/

However, routine administration of broad-spectrum anti-biotics pre-operatively is advised to prevent this exceedingly rare but serious complication.

Wysopal said bugs that severe "are exceedingly rare and pose a serious security issue for users".

Meanwhile, impunity rates are exceedingly high even for serious crimes; despite a reduced homicide rate, the terror endures.