Sentence examples for serious terms from inspiring English sources

European houses from Bayreuth on down grapple with Wagner in serious terms.

1962 Russians Press for UN Troika UNITED NATIONSNS — The Soviet Union revived in new and serious terms today [Oct.

But he told me that he resigned after "three or four" meetings, because some members had spoken in serious terms about the mythical beast Sasquatch.

Again there was an underlying philosophy; and it was eulogized in serious terms, not least by Mr. Nyman, who played the cello in shambolic performances of Grieg's "In the Hall of the Mountain King" and compared the results to Charles Ives.

Leicestershire's James Taylor is an obvious candidate to come in - people are starting to talk about him in really serious terms now.

"You expect Palestine to be political and talked about in such serious terms," says artist Larissa Sansour.

This may sound funny, but it is a serious term that can cause your crayfish to become over stressed and extremely confused.

Diabetes is a chronic disease with serious short-term and long-term consequences for the afflicted.

Walking in high heels can have serious short-term and long-term negative effects on your body.

For some law schools, the dwindling number of test-takers represents a serious long-term challenge.

"But it's serious in terms of construction and detail".