Sentence examples for serious suggests from inspiring English sources

The title "(serious)" suggests how far from any verbal equivalence Mr. McIntyre has taken dance here; it abounds in phrases and situations that are satisfying in themselves, arresting, urging us to find meaning while making that singularly elusive.

But the break-in at Sony Pictures, while apparently less serious, suggested that the company still had considerable work to do to fully secure its computer systems.

Its lawyers also described their claims as "not serious", suggesting that peoples' browsing habits were not protected as "personal information" even where they related to sexuality or personal health.

Ceiling effects were not serious, suggesting that the instrument could record improvements at follow-up.

No serious person suggests that an accusation should immediately lead to expulsion from Harvard.

But no serious person suggests we turn back the clock on interracial marriage.

One of them, his serious mask, suggests a surgeon or a dentist on the brink of making a brilliant diagnosis.

"Serious Moonlight" suggests an unholy, watered-down hybrid of "The Ref" and "Funny Games," played as a chirpy screwball comedy, if you can imagine something so bizarre.

At fifty-two, she is sprightlier than her more serious work suggests, a quality that helps earn the trust of her subjects, whether in Africa or in coal country.

Data from the Serious Organised Crime Agency suggests that clean guns (which have not been used) are getting more expensive, which probably means they are rarer.

His ability to mount a serious challenge suggests that some are weary of Concertación, despite the success of Ms. Bachelet, whose social programs and effective stewardship of the economy have won her a 74percentt approval rating in recent polls.