That song had a very serious sentiment, but it was also quite light-hearted, too.
A significant portion of Nancy Grace's Twitter audience exists in a state of knowing cynicism, where a hashtag like #FetusSnatcher could never accompany a serious sentiment.
The singing was pretty, the sentiment serious, the mood gentle, if a touch druidic — a post-grunge overcorrection, maybe.
He said I would be undesirable for any serious relationship, a sentiment that would somehow be reinforced by almost all of my adult partners: "Nobody will ever accept you like I have" has been a common parting gesture.
Others agreed that the automation rendered gameplay too simple, with no upgrades or serious resource management, a sentiment PC Gamer expressed when they wrote that the missions "become mind-numbingly repetitive".
According to Nayani, the phone exchange concludes with Glazer doubting the actual sentiments were as serious as they appeared to be, even though almost five years earlier he, along with brothers Avi and Bryan, had been spirited out of Old Trafford in the back of a police van for their own protection.
The reference by the mayor of Rio, Eduardo Paes, to the vow to stage the "Copa das Copas" in Brazil, was perhaps tongue in cheek but the sentiment is deadly serious.
This statement marked a big shift in tone from May, who previously had said little about Islamophobia and attacks on Muslims in the United Kingdom, despite warnings from the government's own antiterrorism experts that violence inspired by anti-Muslim sentiment represented a serious threat.
And SkyGrid also makes a serious attempt to determine the sentiment of each article – red for negative, green for positive.
It is not the job of serious publications to ridicule the religious sentiments held sacred by many.
