Sentence examples for serious survey from inspiring English sources

The Mendelssohn served the double purpose of introducing a more serious survey of the composer's music, which began last night and continues over the next few weeks.

The Mendelssohn served the double purpose of introducing a more serious survey of the composer's music beginning tonight and continuing over the next few weeks.

According to an apparently serious survey by the British Association for the Advancement of Science, the people of Bolton are the friendliest in Britain.

Jeffrey Kipnis, architecture and design curator at the Wexner Art Center in Columbus, Ohio, calls it the first serious survey of work by the circa 40 generation.

How can any serious survey published in 2012 slight the testament of the human condition as expressed in artworks from the world's other civilizations?

Once each decade, the planets align and four major events open within days of one another: first there is the Venice Biennale; then Art Basel; followed by Documenta, a serious survey of contemporary art that takes place every five years in the German town of Kassel; and finally Sculpture Projects Münster, a show of mainly massive sculptures that is held every 10 years in the nearby German hamlet.

But in the year since, as the Socialist Party has squabbled over its leadership and Mr. Sarkozy has picked off a few Socialist figures for his own cabinet, the young radical has become almost mainstream — serious surveys show that more than 60percentt of the French regard him favorably.

Of the 10,780 respondents, 27% believed taking antibiotics when they had a cold prevented more serious illness (survey item 2, Table 2), 32% believed taking antibiotics when they had a cold made them recover more quickly (survey item 3), and 48% expected a prescription for antibiotics when they were ill enough from a cold to seek medical attention (survey item 4).

At MOCA PDC, visitors have no way of knowing whether the Pesce vessels they are looking at are representative of the artist's work, indicative of his range or inclusive of turning points and the evolution in his art's 20-year development — all fundamental aims of a serious museum survey.

Despite leadership from the top, we haven't really learned to relax about adultery, and serious sex surveys do not depict a nation of serious kinkiness and sensuality.

In 1979 Musgrave curated, with Roger Cardinal, an exhibition at the Hayward Gallery that was the most serious and ambitious survey of outsider art seen in Britain to that date.