Sentence examples for serious good from inspiring English sources

"Serious good lunch," Margot says.

"These are all serious, good people who've got a big contribution to make," he insists.

Bush guidelines: "Before using race, there must be a serious good faith consideration of workable race-neutral alternatives".

Penny Colman's book is a serious good read for schoolchildren -- and for women, journalists, nonwomen and nonjournalists.

What China most needs today is still museum-level, high quality, serious, good exhibitions, to sort out and explore the atmosphere surrounding artistic worth and learning," he said.

Many meetings, very serious, good relationship, all issues are on the agenda, fighting the lunatics on both sides, and it's beautiful.

But he's definitely disabused the Obama people of any notion that they're finally having a serious, good-faith negotiation.

But Roe, however imperfect (however human) is a serious, good-faith effort to identify the point when new life acquires some standing of its own.

"The department's willingness to provide these materials is a serious, good-faith effort to bring this matter to an amicable resolution," Mr. Holder said.

David Eggers is a serious good-doer, a writer of enormous energy, determined to make the world better by virtue of the stories he investigates and puts forward.

What is needed is a new direction in the United States' policy toward North Korea: a serious, good-faith engagement policy based on direct negotiation with the North, instead of hiding behind the false facade of the six-party talks.