Sentence examples for more sober side from inspiring English sources

Neo-Rouge also has a more sober side.

But hidden among them is a glimpse of Mozart's more sober side, caught in the tragic contours of the Adagio and Fugue in C minor.

On a more sober side, Doug Hughes, Long Wharf's artistic director, has opted to close in Ibsen's already closed-in "Hedda Gabler," dispatching her to the confines of the theater's Stage II.

The more sober side of the campaign has focused on the extent to which the next president will continue the Kirchnerist policies of the past 12 years, particularly with regard to workers' rights, fighting inequality, controls on the economy and relations with international financial markets.

His painting "For the Track" (1895), with its torn racing posters, worn-out horseshoe and rose-colored jockey's cap hung on a weathered wall, is an elegy to chances lost, an emblem of fleeting time passing and a hint of painterly realism's more sober, speculative side.

The more sober observers incline to think not.

Putting the quality of his more sober acting skillset to one side, the budget point seems to be what is key to successfully floating Serious Depp.

For Republicans, Tuesday night was a chance to show their newly sober side -- cuts, cuts and more cuts.

(Though to be fair, just about any movie this side of "Borat" could be described as more sober than "Dasepo," which is like a less restrained "Strangers With Candy").

But on the other side of the canal, in Colon, the mood is more sober.

Predictions of a third intifada – Palestinian uprising – have grown louder on both sides, although there is still much scepticism among more sober analysts.