Sentence examples for far too serious from inspiring English sources

However, the subject of the use of weapons of mass destruction is far too serious.

It is far too serious and far too critical," she said.

BrainDead is the perfect antidote to 2016, which has been a far too serious year.

The crisis is far, far too serious for its terms to be entirely coloured by that convenient, thought-killing smear.

These issues are far too serious for us to have been mealy-mouthed and for us to be dragging our heels".

I hope that the UK is not holding the Irish situation to ransom in these negotiations, it is far too serious and far too critical.

And while we've had an endless number of debates, there's been far too little serious discussion on far too many serious issues.

This was preceded by the appalling eugenics period when, despite the evidence that hereditary genius dissipated over the generations, far too many serious biologists endorsed the idea of breeding the best and brightest and preventing this in the unfit.

"There are far too many serious, sombre and sad things in this life," she says.

There are far too many serious things out there.

Yet for far too many serious journalists of the Chuck Todd school of job definition, any reference to the past is somehow taking a side.