Sentence examples for publicly serious from inspiring English sources

The tentativeness of the question elicited the familiar whooping roar of laughter occasionally emitted by this publicly serious man.

Is it a tool whereby you can publicly broadcast serious terror threats?

Three days later, Dean talked publicly of "serious allegations" and a "crisis of confidence" at the university.

He reveals that Mr Brown originally thought the crisis would last for only six months, and was angry at his chancellor for saying publicly how serious it was.

One of that report's central recommendations was that every state should establish a mandatory program to collect and publicly report serious medical errors occurring in hospitals.

The military government's decision to prevent the group's employees from speaking publicly "raises serious questions about the ability of international organizations to stage public events in Thailand," Mr. Meillan added.

A number of submissions made publicly available detail serious concerns about the care of vulnerable people on the island.

"How can you say that you are not mounting a serious publicly funded competitive threat to our newspapers?" he said.

Congratulations to Paul Krugman ("In Media Res," column, Nov. 29) for stating what is apparent to everyone, but what is not being discussed publicly in a serious way.

In a statement, however, the EEOC said they "encourage the industry to publicly address the serious issues raised by the ACLU and to take proactive steps to address these issues".

This puts the opposition and the Palaszczuk government on the same page on crocodile management, after the shadow environment minister, Christian Rowan, and an LNP backbencher, Jason Costigan, publicly called for serious consideration of culling.