Sentence examples for serious pause from inspiring English sources

His contributions should give us serious pause.

If America wanted to give the general serious pause, it might add both.

Cameron's Syrian escalation has other possible strategic ramifications that should give serious pause for thought.

QUESTION FROM SERIOUS PAUSE: Is Garry Kasparov's political group, "Other Russia," gaining any sort of traction?

But Mr. Feige also makes unusual bets on untested actors and hires directors who would give many studios serious pause.

If you're of an internationalist bent, Misha Glenny's McMafia (Bodley Head, £20) will give you serious pause for thought.

And the idea of concentrating such epochal yet amorphous power in the hands of a college student must give the insiders of the movie industry, as of any industry, long and serious pause a pause long enough to cost the film, its director, and its star their deserved awards.

And this gives AIDS clinicians like Robert Schooley of the University of Colorado serious reason for pause.

" With commercials or taping, he might be able to stop after doing standup and gear up for the show's serious interviews or pause before debating his panel.

If you're really serious about pressing pause on your entire digestive system, why not indulge in a little spirits mixed with cough syrup or as it's called in certain circles—"lean".

Although that book is ultimately concerned with far more serious losses, Smith pauses midway through to describe the experience of losing a beloved black coat that a friend gave her, off his own back, on her fifty-seventh birthday.