Sentence examples for serious leaps from inspiring English sources

He's making some serious leaps with coffee cup analysis, but the fact that he's packing heat in a Starbucks?

When asked about the similarities between the film and Scientology beliefs in intergalactic travel and aliens, church spokesman Aron Mason stated, "That's a pretty crude parallel... You'd have to make some serious leaps of logic to make that comparison".

But the launch represents a serious leap of faith.

For Becci Jackson, the transition from undergraduate to postgraduate was a serious leap into the unknown.

For a group of industry captains celebrating a serious leap in the power of virtualization, the parochial atmosphere jarred.

This is quite a serious leap for Intel, and immediately puts AMD further into peril, since low-power combos like Fusion have been its biggest advantage of late.

This new machine is 100 million times faster than any other contemporary computers, a serious leap ahead for AI, considered by Google researchers as a significant breakthrough: "We hope it helps researchers construct more efficient and more accurate models for everything from speech recognition, to web search, to protein folding" (Neven 2013).

We are turning our children over to their schools and teachers every day; that sort of trust requires a serious leap of faith.

No community knows better than they do that HB 56 represents a serious leap backward to a dark time in Alabama's past.

Like Edmundson, Brooks is not writing from within a believing community, but he points to cultural consequences when serious religious discourse leaps, or does not leap, from old book pages to the heart of the human city and the public square.

So whenever we approach serious ground, he leaps up and creates a diversion - once, most alarmingly, by rolling the top of his ear lobe and pushing it into his ear.