Sentence examples for serious notion from inspiring English sources
From puckish humor and borderline kitsch, a serious notion emerges: modern Europe was built on the foundation of classical music, which, as a result, endures tenaciously there.
People who might previously have viewed sports as little more than extracurricular activities are buying into the more serious notion of sports as a metaphor for success.
"He represents an historic defeat for the left, the abandonment of any serious notion that the left has something distinctive to offer".
Behind the jest lay a serious notion: that Mr Greenspan's reputation is so golden, and his chairmanship of the Fed so perfect, that he should be kept on for as long as possible.
From puckish humor and borderline kitsch, a great and serious notion emerges: modern Europe was built on the foundation of classical music, which, as a result, endures tenaciously there.
Silverstein's instant rebuilding plan came to be seen as a publicity grab more than a serious notion, and he soon realized that he had no power to set a timetable.
It is also striking that women in the different groups were more or less neutral about important and serious notions of FGC including notions related to gender rights, professional ethics, serious health risks and some cultural beliefs of benefits of FGC.
Yet for all the "Wait, are they actually gay?" gags, the show is admirably committed to something more serious: the notion of Sherlock/Watson as both True Detective and True Romance.
But behind that appeal is a more serious concern: the notion of news as "infotainment," as Mr. Rouse put it, "which is CNN orchestrating the news — how the minute there's a Katrina or something, they have a theme song for it".
And just as our notion of serious themes and complex characters has evolved since 1927, when it opened, so has "Show Boat".
And whether they're talking about anti-matter or alchemy, the Fibonacci sequence or a serious address to the notion of angels, what they deliver is peerless scholarship.
