Sentence examples for make the serious from inspiring English sources

The pact is that he will make the serious money and she will have a family-friendly work schedule.

The finance minister, Mathias Cormann, called a press conference on Thursday to make the serious claim against Shorten, saying the opposition leader's "lie [had] been exposed" and demanding he front voters to explain himself.

Meanwhile, Israel has a weak government that has been reluctant to make the serious moves that Palestinian President Abu Mazen desperately needs - moves like freeing of prisoners, lifting checkpoints and halting settlement expansion, let alone uplifting the illegal outposts.

Everyone's lives change when some itinerant bad guys roll into town and make the serious mistake of trying to stick up the local diner - and indeed mess with the womenfolk.

Delay could push the referendum out to the midterm mire, but – as it is – Mr Cameron is free to press on with speed, and with the scope, too, to make the serious case.

Isn't it time for medical schools, hospitals and nursing homes to make the serious philosophical encounter with death a requirement of all personnel at all levels, so that the staff can be truly helpful to patients like Estelle Gross and her family, instead of acting on leftover biases toward death inherited from some authoritarian and uncritiqued monotheism?

This makes the serious point that daydreaming, distractable children may be highly creative.

"After a while I made the serious mistake of being drawn into a brief affair".

It is he who has made the serious error of judgement.

Yet maybe that makes the serious joy that Mr. Pryce's Higgins takes in his vocation more telling.

He still hasn't made the serious jazz record my ear can imagine, but perhaps "Blackmagic" (on the British label Brownswood Recordings) is fresher than that anyway.