Sentence examples for no more serious from inspiring English sources

There are funerals, not necessarily particularly mournful occasions; death seems no more serious than life, which is indeed serious enough in so inflexible an English comedy world.

Some inflict stings no more serious than those of ants or bees.

Huguely's legal team, at trial and on appeal, argued that the evidence supported a crime no more serious than manslaughter.

The infected area initially looked no more serious than a bug bite, but Stack said the lesion soon festered.

1934-35: Thase has likely been no more serious lapse of judgment on the part of the European cultural intelligentsia and artistic avant-garde, including among the political Left, than the reception paid Leni Riefenstahl's Triumph of the Will.

But the situation is no more serious than usual.

"There's no war more serious, there is no war causing more death and destruction, there is no war on the face of the earth right now that is more serious, that is more grave, than the war we see here in sub-Saharan Africa against H.I.V.-AIDS," General Powell said.

There were probably no more than 200 serious collectors in all of New York.

Since then has had no breakdowns more serious than a flat tire.

(In fact, only a dozen cases could not be handled onsite Friday, and for no reason more serious than a misdemeanor warrant).

"Henry James is in essence inscrutable," Wister wrote to Mitchell, "but one thing of him I know: our language has no artist more serious or austere at this moment.