Sentence examples for serious show of from inspiring English sources

"It is a serious show of force," Mr. St.

Yet, at least in the US, Mapplethorpe's political legacy is so strong that any serious show of his art must reckon with questions of censorship, homophobia and the law.

But there are plenty of serious shows on television".

The advantage is that one artist gets to put on a serious show instead of being slotted into a curated jumble sale.

Incógnito would last until December 2006, when it had a brief hiatus and was revamped into a slightly more serious show (minus Changoleón, of course).

While "Strolling" is a serious show, it does have moments of lightness.

As the first serious serialized show of the decade, "24" reaffirmed that viewers would follow a complex plot for an entire season, setting the stage for dramas like "Lost".

But in the Anglican church the choir members come up the aisle from the back of the church, singing and making a serious but anonymous show of themselves.

All the more credit, therefore, goes to the Bruce Museum for presenting us with a serious, exacting show: "Masterpieces of European Painting From Museo de Arte de Ponce".

If the neighbours show serious signs of wanting to stop fighting, the UN can reconsider.

The commission said its review of Winterbourne View began immediately after it was informed by Panorama that it had gathered evidence over several months, including secret filming to show serious abuse of patients.