Sentence examples for more serious aspects from inspiring English sources

But there are more serious aspects to Carcetti's wake-up call.

Greek religious myths are concerned with gods or heroes in their more serious aspects or are connected with ritual.

Dean has come up with a clever device to convey these more serious aspects of Hogarth's career.

To suck in an audience that might ultimately consider more serious aspects of Gypsy and Traveller life, you need to lighten up first.

In the end, such glibly tossed-off observations distract attention from the more serious aspects of this book, and cast an unnecessary shadow over Mr. Schell's more thoughtful observations.

There were those who felt this interpretation lacked some of the earthy comedy essential to Verdi's final masterpiece, that the years of concentration on the more serious aspects of the 19th-century orchestral repertory had encouraged Giulini's natural tendency to search out the purely musical beauties of the scores, at the expense of dramatic pacing.

But another more serious aspect of these skyscrapers is not being discussed.

But there is, of course, a more serious aspect to this moral self-promotion.

10] assumed a much more serious aspect, large bodies of wagon drivers and goods porters employed at the Paddington and Marylebone stations quitting their work and bringing the distribution of goods from those two centres to a standstill.

A more serious aspect of the raid was the desecration of the memorial fountain erected by the side of the South Ballater to Braemar road, which skirts and practically runs through the golf course.

Baker found the same enjoyment in flying that he had in sports, but with a more serious aspect.