Sentence examples for serious? would from inspiring English sources

To call the mood serious would not do it justice.

He also added that "Rosewater," while serious, would have more humorous moments than people might think.

Uefa wouldn't have let the match go ahead if there had been anything serious, would it?

The most serious would be murder, which could carry the death penalty.

Farrelly said: "Carter-Ruck's manoeuvres this week, were it not so serious, would be tantamount to high farce.

It seemed bizarre that events so serious would be linked causally with a rarefied form of academic talk.

A government board disqualified several serious would-be contenders for unclear reasons.

In "Wildwood Park," you figure out the identity of the serious would-be buyer of an 8,000-square-foot Colonial, the scene of savage slayings.

More serious would-be wildlife buffs are richly served by The Curiositree: Natural World by Amanda Wood and Mike Jolley (Wide-Eyed), another oversized reference beauty in the vein of Animalium, but with infographics and charts colour-coded to indicate content.

"I'd say something serious, everyone would crack up, and the teacher would kick me out".

Mr. Dulack's libretto turns a tense, darkly funny monologue into a slack, self-serious would-be drama, with a part for the duke's listener and even one for the dead duchess, who steps out of her own portrait to do the honors.