Sentence examples for serious colleagues from inspiring English sources

Now, we have MP Jacob Rees-Mogg – a man still spoken of by supposedly serious colleagues as a leadership contender – urging Theresa May to suspend the legislature if it seeks to thwart a no-deal Brexit.

But Mr. O'Brien, who began his career working for David Brinkley at NBC News in Washington, points out that most of his supposedly more serious colleagues were condescending to Mr. Schwarzenegger as a show-biz joke anyway, with their dim wordplays on the titles of his movies.

She was struck by the way he would play with the migrants' children, unlike his more serious colleagues.

A serious colleague, Ms Samuel goes on to argue, would bring some sort of tablet, or a laptop at the very least; that would allow files to be e-mailed and discussed, mind maps to be shared and notes to be backed up during the conversation.

Rather, it means that you should extend her the respect and goodwill you would give a serious colleague.

I am sure the pornography debate will be extremely serious.' Colleagues of Kennedy said his move, which will be viewed as controversial by many, revealed a new radical streak in a leader who is confident of his position.

Peter Dahlin, a 35-year-old Swedish citizen, appeared on the state broadcaster CCTV to apologize for financially backing Chinese nationals who went on to commit "very serious crimes". Colleagues and outside observers said his comments appeared scripted and were likely made under duress.

Herb Wallace, a work colleague at the Land Registry, says: 'He was a very serious fellow.

He also highlighted what his Serious Eats colleague calls "the cosmic oneness between breading and skin," such that the breading doesn't slide off and leave you with a flabby layer of naked skin.

Elected an honorary academician, he was subsequently expelled because of his serious quarrels with colleagues.

The letter said Kaur had "serious disagreements" with colleagues which "disrupted the smooth running of the surgery".