Sentence examples for serious examples from inspiring English sources

"This may be one of the most serious examples of political corruption in modern British history".

"One of the more serious examples of missing the point," he said.

But they are serious examples of the kind of RIDICULE religious discrimination deserves".

Beyond this daily corruption, more serious examples of graft, rent-seeking, and crony capitalism issue from the government.

He said: "This may be one of the most serious examples of political corruption in modern British history.

Judge Christopher Critchlow, sentencing, described the raids as "one of the most serious examples of conspiracy to burgle ever to come before the court".

A more serious example of the foolishness of dependence on the machine: A national security adviser was suspected of leaking a secret to The New York Times.

"If saccharin is the most serious example the administration can come up with, then it does not justify doing these lookbacks," he said.

To take a very serious example: In the 1970's, the American miniseries "Holocaust" opened the eyes of a new generation and wider public in West Germany to the horrors of the Holocaust.

But "Klinghoffer," a more serious example than "24," looks far worse in the light of 9/11, which makes its skewed perspective (regularly hailed as even-handed) even more obvious.

A spokesman for Mr Corbyn said: "Jeremy spoke about cyber-bullying and the need to respect everyone at conference and this is obviously a very serious example of that".