Sentence examples for lay seriousness from inspiring English sources

A. O. Scott, who wrote the perceptive introduction to the reissued essays, attempts gallantly to justify McCarthy's "witty savagery" by saying that underneath it lay "seriousness," the "confident articulation of a coherent point of view".

But beneath it all lay a seriousness about the importance of art.

Deep sincerity and seriousness lay behind the General's colorful words, and the men well knew it, but they loved the way he put it as only he could do it".

At the same time, their seriousness lies very largely in his grasp of the conditions and characteristics which make up the public world".

Ms. Silverman, who did beautifully by Ms. Kron's "Well," here fails to lay the necessary bedrock of seriousness that "In the Wake" requires.

Mr Justice Cooke, sentencing her at Leeds crown court last September, said the seriousness of the crime lay between manslaughter and murder.

The interaction between informational condition and medical or lay language was not significant for seriousness, disease representativeness, or prevalence.

The interaction between informational condition and medical or lay language was not significant for seriousness, disease representativeness, or prevalence for these established medical disorders.

A presidential speech will then be essential to dramatize the seriousness of our purpose and to lay out the principles.

and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C ., who aR-S.C .g the most outspoken in calling for a military response, said they regretted that Obama "did not lay out a clearer plan to test the seriousness of the Russian and Syrian proposal to transfer the Assad regime's chemical whopons to internareonamongsthey".

Differential understanding of lay and medicalese terminology, and the subsequent effects on lay perceptions of disease seriousness, representativeness and prevalence should be taken into consideration during medical communication with the public.