Sentence examples for more serious though from inspiring English sources

The more serious, though, seem lacking without some all-out BBQ.

Things become more serious, though, if Latin Americans start again as Europe's armchair revolutionaries have never ceased to honour Che's practice.

There's an air of the ridiculous about proceedings, with people speaking in hushed tones of how "beans brought in ketchup" and asking themselves "what can we do for ketchup?" The reality for both SCDP and Cutler, Gleason, and Chaough is more serious, though, as Ken watches his ambitious plans being stifled and Ted Chaough plans to take advantage of a loose set of lips.

The rest of the program was more serious, though not without fleeting moments of comic relief.

More serious, though, were the inconsistencies of the three leading singers.

More serious, though, is what would happen if you didn't leave on time.

A more serious one, though, has emerged recently.

This is frustrating and worrisome for more serious runners, though; purists argue that dressing up makes a serious athletic endeavor too silly.

A more serious issue, though, is the McCoy Problem: that is, how to handle Mr. Waterston's Jack McCoy character now that he's in the district attorney's chair.

Their more serious work, though, was the creation of alternative culture – a space where open political debate could take place, where important books were distributed in lovingly typed samizdat editions.

On a more serious note, though, he believes that the BEP structure could be repeated throughout the country, which would not only help head teachers to share good practice to improve standards, but also act as an early-warning system if any school were to develop problems along the lines exposed by the Trojan Horse affair.