Sentence examples for more serious topic from inspiring English sources

Another Q104.3 listener addressed a more serious topic, after a 10th-anniversary tribute to 9/11 rescue workers.

Mr. Moscone and Mr. Taccone — friendly Bay Area rivals — said they both remember a social outing in 2008 suddenly turning to a more serious topic.

On to a far more serious topic: "Who do you reckon the next manager of the Rep of Ireland will be or should be?" asks Kevin Kennedy.

Nearly a decade later, a strikingly similar set of circumstances — though this time with a more serious topic — has left ESPN, the multibillion dollar sports behemoth, again defending its dual existence as a sports platform and a news organization.

Yet, although whiteness has become a more and more serious topic in US scholarship, we have yet to consider conceptualizing whiteness/gadjo-ness and white/gadje privilege in Romani studies.

Hogarth chose a more serious topic for Grosvenor's painting.

"You guys, we need more serious topics," he said.

But before steering the interview to more serious topics - like how to prioritize projects - Ms. Sandberg decided to play ball.

The questions are designed to make those involved reveal a lot of very personal things, starting slowly and building up to more serious topics.

Before turning to more serious topics, I want to address the issue of externalities, which several people have raised, including Ryan Avent at the Economist.

Mop-haired and boyish, he usually signs his letters "Shaggy," though he uses his real name for more serious topics, like a 2006 letter to BlackBook about how the day John Lennon died is not a day to celebrate.