Sentence examples for serious texts from inspiring English sources

Later the censoring of Ulysses, by James Joyce, Lady Chatterley's Lover, by DH Lawrence, and Howl, by Allen Ginsberg, turned these serious texts into runaway bestsellers.

In two installments of "Assisted Living," one from 2011 and one a première subtitled "Do You Have Any Money?," the veteran dancers known as the Raindears juxtapose readings of serious texts with found movement and pratfalls.

In addition to more serious texts, he was known for writing plays and fables, and even a book, "Conversations With the Devil," in which Satan debates a series of prominent mythical and historical figures.

Now I'm getting serious texts from my uncles and aunts, asking if I'd be interested in moving to the UK to marry someone I've never met.

"Armida" was Haydn's first full opera with a serious text and his last opera at Eszterhaza, where he served the Esterhazy family for well over 20 years.

There are two distinct ways to watch television: to let it wash over you like pure popcorn entertainment (as I do with soaps like "Nashville" and "Scandal," and comedies like "Broad City" and "New Girl"), or to approach it as a serious text, capable of withstanding repeat viewings and deep conversations and, in theory, ambitious hopes for a graceful finale.

While the book's title is a slam dunk, it's the work of a shrewd marketing department rather than a reflection of the rather serious text, a stew of delightful New Yorker profiles and essays thickened with harder-to-digest explorations of everything from how the West Indies sugar plantation gave rise to the pastry chef to the historical interplay of the cafe and the restaurant.

We challenge you to use this one in a serious text.

Whether the post is funny, serious, or just relatable, good text posts make the audience feel something.

No serious chemistry text could make so drastic a leap so easily.

Praetorius classified the concerto, along with the motet and the falsobordone (or simple harmonization of a liturgical reciting tone), among vocal pieces that have a sacred or serious secular text.