Sentence examples for not much serious from inspiring English sources

Although anyone afflicted with extreme social anxiety might find the experience unpleasant, I should note that not much serious interaction is required at "Hotel Savoy".

There are interesting tidbits about the history of fashion photography — the racism, the drugs — but not much serious discussion about the cultural consequences of the evolution of the business.

Considering that the Doppler influence is not much serious, we only over-sample in the time-delay domain, so we can obtain an optimal selection in both computation complexity and performance.

In a wireless channel, we assumed that the random speed of each path cluster is less than 10 m/s and the acceleration is less than 1 m/s 2, so the Doppler influence is not much serious.

"I suppose I wanted to do this column," Terrence Rafferty explained in a recent e-mail message, "because there isn't much serious critical writing about a genre that's too large and rich for that kind of neglect.

But the technique was mainly in aid of decoration, and decoration, no matter how detailed or serious, is not much good, as Mr. Lagerfeld might say, without an evergreen tree to put it on.

When five of your six candidates could not be elected president if they were running against Millard Fillmore, I think you can presume there will not be much serious issue discussion.

The substance of what the Cuban Five did in spying on anti-Castro Cuban groups in Miami is not much more serious than what Alan did.

They have not done much serious political reading.

These days, though, the lapang does not see much serious discussion, and the bulyang has been reduced to ceremonial functions.

Clouded by a fog of admiration, Mr. Rauschenberg's "Inferno" does not attract much serious critical comment.