Sentence examples for serious attributes from inspiring English sources
These are people who have no difficulty recognising sadness, tragedy, grief, majesty and grandeur - because these are serious attributes, and they want their beloved music to be "serious".
In addition to its more serious attributes, Exeq targets social media conscious users with colorful, visually appealing photos and emoji ratings.
Lack of housing is a serious concern, attributed to a property market spiked reportedly by Chinese investors over the years.
No serious complications attributed to the femoral stem were seen.
Suppose in addition that most serious analysts attributed your loss, to a significant extent, to your antagonizing several key groups of voters: African Americans, women, Latinos, the young, and the non-rich.
In the most serious violence attributed to Golden Dawn since it gained power in Greece's Parliament last year, a man who the police said admitted to being in the party was arrested after the fatal stabbing in an Athens suburb early on Wednesday of Pavlos Fyssas, 34, a leftist hip-hop singer who spoke out against the group.
"Are you cats serious?" -- attributed to Dizzy Gillespie, at one of the Ornette Coleman Quartet's Five Spot shows in New York City.
Reflecting on his volcanic behaviour in his 2002 autobiography Serious, McEnroe attributed his outbursts to the lonely, often insular nature of tennis itself.
CDC officials acknowledged that the omission was serious and attributed it to researchers' knowledge that the lesser doses of the unlicensed vaccine, known as Edmonston-Zagreb, or E-Z, had been used safely for decades outside the United States and that it had been recommended by the World Health Organization.
Clinicians and hospital administrators should consider the potential impact of recent antibiotic exposure when formulating empiric treatment decisions for patients with serious infections attributed to Gram-negative bacteria.
These studies support the importance of appropriate and timely antibiotic therapy as a potential determinant of outcome for serious infections attributed to P. aeruginosa.
