Sentence examples for serious analytical from inspiring English sources
Die Zeit was long known for its gray layout and long, serious, analytical articles.
Serious analytical reports say that Iran had a nuclear weapons program until the end of 2003.
The Venezuelan-born pianist Luis Perdomo plays serious, analytical music, wrapped in complexities of rhythm, with curling unison lines for piano and saxophone set over percussion.
But there is also more serious analytical work that is beginning to query the received wisdom that structural funds are an unalloyed good.
The author, an associate fellow at Harvard's Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History, relies on the facts of Roosevelt's life, rather than on any serious analytical framework, to bring him into focus.
"You need serious analytical pieces that expose the truth," he says, "but you also need pieces that you want to turn round and tell your partner about at the breakfast table or when you arrive in at work and the best papers have both".
If O'Callaghan had a reputation for being a little mischievous, his colleague was generally considered to be a thinking man's forward: deeply serious, supremely analytical, nothing short of a perfectionist.
As Jean Pierre Lion has pointed out, "The only serious and analytical obituary to have been published in the months" after his death was by a Frenchman, Hugues Panassié.
They need some serious intellectual and analytical skills because they may have to wade through thousands of pieces of evidence and hundreds of statements from witnesses.
However, since most anonymization methods omit data semantics when dealing with nominal attributes (e.g. in a medical data set diagnosis is a nominal attribute), anonymization results in unnecessary information loss for such attributes, which is especially serious given their analytical importance.
In that light, we find that senior level molecular biology students have serious difficulties generating analytical representations of concepts they might well be assumed to know (C. Trujillo and Klymkowsky, in preparation).
