Sentence examples for serious remark from inspiring English sources

"It was quite clearly not a serious remark," the spokesman said.

It's a serious remark that gets to the heart of Coleman's project — context is essential to his music.

It's a serious remark that gets to the heart of Coleman's project context is essential to his music.

A more serious remark often quoted from Haynes was made when ATC asked the crew to make a left turn to keep them clear of the city: Haynes: Whatever you do, keep us away from the city.

To this day, the poor minister is probably unaware of why his serious remarks led to uncontrolled hilarity among all the Anglophones present.

And the sources of several of his most apparently serious remarks — a 1963 interview in ARTnews, by Gene Swenson, and a 1966 interview in the East Village Other, by Gretchen Berg — were almost certainly doctored by the interviewers.

Several researchers have raised serious remarks for using these indices for low-rank coals (Lambersen et al. 1991; Crosdale 1993; Dehmer 1995; Wust et al. 2001; Scott 2002; Moore and Shearer 2003; Amijaya and Littke 2005).

Moreover, several researchers made serious remarks for using these indices for low-rank coals (Lambersen et al. 1991; Crosdale 1993; Dehmer 1995; Wüst et al. 2001; Scott 2002a, b; Moore and Shearer 2003; Amijaya and Littke 2005).

His serious remarks could get him in trouble as well.

"It's much easier to order pizza or a trip than it is" to vote right now, he said, one of several lighthearted but serious remarks in the roughly 45-minute discussion with Smith, who heads the locally based publication the Texas Tribune.

Which prompted conanthebikeman to volunteer the following half-joke, half-serious remark: Banned for writing jokes?