Sentence examples for serious reception from inspiring English sources
Anticipation and duration is always a recipe for a serious reception in New York; add a pinch of punishment and you're made.
Since Gibbons, it has been increasingly hard to write about "nature" with a straight face, and to expect a serious reception in Britain.
If existentialism's very notoriety as a cultural movement may have impeded its serious philosophical reception, then, it may be that what we have most to learn from existentialism still lies before us.
Among the disadvantages: "serious consequences for the reception of our work and success".
Actually, the aluminum casing is faux, covering the so-called Model 10's furniture-grade wood, because real metal would present serious challenges to radio reception.
Carrere, Ho and Stillman claim to have faced "serious consequences for the reception of [their] work and success" for being nominated since all three lived and worked outside of Hawaii.
And although in this case there is a serious disconnect between intention and reception that has left Campbell and his colleagues reeling, it's in these gaps and cracks between what the group of people who have made the show intend and what another group of people see in it that theatre is always most thrilling, rich and totally alive.
As a gift for their newly married sister, seven brothers put together a dance routine using music from several genres and busted some serious moves at the wedding reception.
Satellite reception will need some serious broadband content to make it a must-have technology.
In a general way, while the number of packets in network is large, the energy they consume is serious because the packet transmission and reception are the main energy-consuming operation.
