Sentence examples for serious papers from inspiring English sources

And they started getting serialised in serious papers like the Sunday Times".

I noted that all the serious papers were similarly consumed by Jacko's demise.

A few years later, Guy Da Silva, a Montreal psychoanalyst, published several apparently quite serious papers about the psychoanalytical significance of borborygmi.

His experience ranges from stints at one of News Corporation's most serious papers, The Times, to working at some of its raciest.

Thus, you will see apparently serious papers published on how toads can predict earthquakes… which apply frequentist tests to produce "statistically significant" but manifestly ridiculous findings.

Then follows an equally predictable media outpouring, with round-the-clock coverage on cable, lengthy accounts in the serious papers, harrowing profiles of the victims, and why-oh-why editorials aplenty.

"This looks like a serious paper.

(I have been told by my colleagues that I have a serious paper problem).

Since Kelo, however, every serious paper and news channel has tackled the issue.

From its inception it announced itself as a serious paper with a high-minded agenda.

In past decades, the rival Examiner was sometimes seen as a more serious paper.