Sentence examples for generally serious from inspiring English sources

Her themes were generally serious but nearly always handled with a feather-light touch.

Horace's tone is generally serious and serene, often touched with irony and melancholy but sometimes with gentle humour.

Although generally serious in tone, some corporate social networks have a lighter touch that recalls some of Facebook's whimsy.

are summarized showing generally serious erosion concerns for low-Z solid materials, and encouraging results for high-Z materials and liquid divertor surfaces.

Until the early 20th century, gospel hymns were generally serious in their tone, but by the 1910s and '20s they had begun to lose some of their austerity.

The New York Tribune reported a spontaneous demonstration by the Barnard students when they heard of the gift; they paraded around the building in "an uproarious manner quite foreign to their generally serious demeanor," loudly singing: "We got the million!

Reactions were generally considered serious if they were life-threatening (such as anaphylaxis); clinically significant or severe (for example, convulsions); and/or relevant to the patient's future vaccinations, because of the potential impact on future vaccination decisions.

The viral form is generally less serious.

A viral form of meningitis exists but is generally less serious.

These readings are generally about serious writing and are replicated, to one degree or another, all over the country.

And, as Lord Justice Leveson pointed out, complaints about the regional press are generally less serious than those about the nationals.