Sentence examples for serious observations from inspiring English sources

Here too magic realism is in flower, but beneath its extravagant exaggerations lie serious observations about human nature.

Of course, this is no attempt to make serious observations of the insect world; that has been done many times over by experts.

Comparing this Cuban novel to the work of Gabriel García Márquez, James Polk wrote in 2000 that "magic realism is in flower, but beneath its extravagant exaggerations lie serious observations about human nature".

"The reason my books are popular in France is that I combine an accessible style with serious observations about what you might call 'the way we live now'.

"I think performance capture has applications in demonstrating different species through serious observation and via the way the human body is re-targeted into the character map.

She also follows up the serious observation that explicit online material creates "porn star" pressure for girls by questioning if all those feline funnies on the internet create a similar pressure for cats.

Faced with the author in person, the Briton says scathingly "Never heard of you", sometimes adding, "My wife reads - perhaps she's heard of you". A more serious observation about the book is that it is a potboiler.

I can't think of a funny closing line that could possibly top the straight-up Hollywood madness of this, so I'll just have to go with Mr Hastings's own serious observation, which is that the use of psy-ops techniques on American legislators shows the army is pretty desperate to convince people the war in Afghanistan is going swimmingly.

A serious observation of the study is the lack of quality control and monitoring.

In case of any serious observation, the vendor is blacklisted from UNICEF database for future business.

And it makes the serious subtextual observation that fewer and fewer people are fit to raise children these days, that the innocence of a child is safe in the care of no one.