Sentence examples for serious feat from inspiring English sources

This was a serious feat, a real bar-raising of thing-losing, not only because in general it is difficult to lose a truck but also because the truck in question was enormous.

That's a serious feat from a serious bunch of individuals, led magnificently by Paul O'Connell, but not only by the captain.

In his goodbye post, he writes of "building an ad exchange with three engineers in one frenetic month" — a serious feat.

Her performance was poignant and subtle in all the right ways -- subtle being a serious feat considering she was topless.

Living up to the hype will require some serious feats of industrial engineering.

But for all its humility, it's a serious engineering feat.

Draper: Jason Horowitz's amazing and discomfiting piece in the Washington Post about Romney's days at Cranbrook prep school was a feat of serious legwork.

The structure known officially as the East Bay Bridge and boasting an eight-mile stretch from tip-to-tip, was first dreamed of nearly a century ago, before engineering science was capable of giving serious attention to the feat of throwing it across water.

The scene became a technical feat without any serious classical poetry.

In an impressive feat, the Vampire Cowboys become serious without giving up any of their silliness.

While some proposals, like launching a cloud of mirrors into space to deflect some of the sun's heat, sound like science fiction, the more serious schemes require no insurmountable technical feats.