Sentence examples similar to needed seriousness from inspiring English sources

You also need some seriousness.

He doesn't need your seriousness or your regard.

He provides the lightheartedness when it's needed and the seriousness when you need to knuckle down.

Perhaps he really is a foolish fellow, afloat on too much money, and with not even Bill Clinton's quota of the seriousness needed for the Oval Office.Mr McCain is not unfunny himself he cracked the best joke of the first debate, about his obsessive admiration for Alan Greenspan at the Federal Reserve yet his campaign persona could hardly be more different.

But in that sentence was my mother's sense that one might want to capture the extraordinary, her grasp of children's love of the absurd, her striking physical presence — in my memory, she was leaning toward me, backlit, her black hair falling forward — and her intuition that my seriousness needed to be leavened with playfulness.

Albanese, a senior Labor left figure, used a breakfast television interview on Sunday morning to break ranks with the opposition's studied conflict aversion on national security, arguing the policy reform agenda, given its seriousness, needed less haste and more close scrutiny.

"He adds some much-needed seriousness that has previously been lacking from the GOP field, and we look forward to hearing more about his ideas for the nation".

Another Justice Department official said that the family "needed to understand the seriousness" of the meeting, which is why the agency's letter was sternly worded.

In a stinging reprimand to Deloitte, the FRC said the sanctions were needed because of the seriousness of the ethical breaches and the substantial benefit that had arisen through the misconduct.

Greenpeace's executive director, John Sauven, said: "Tacking climate change on to the end of the communique as an after thought does not demonstrate anything like the seriousness we needed to see.

This soundtrack isn't as good as the other two films we've mentioned because it does often over-dramatise some scenes, but sometimes this seriousness is needed and the books are so interested in the legacy of the Greek myths and ancient history that the music is a nice nod to that.