Sentence examples for serious things about from inspiring English sources

Wasswa breaks the news that there are more serious things about which he ought to be concerned.

When David Cameron says he loves Scotland or George Osborne warns about the currency, or Philip Hammond, just this week, says serious things about defence, the yes campaign's response is to monster the Tory.

It is of course an end — of the book and its various storylines, but also of contemporary language, given over to a precisely detailed and believable textspeak wherein people communicate the most serious things about themselves in the streamlined lingo that's encouraged by the limits of typing on small apparatuses.

"We have looked at the issues of taxes, regulatory say-on-pay, serious things about compensation, and in particular how to give shareholders more rights to object," White House economic adviser Austan Goolsbee told the Huffington Post.

Eight teams of four nerds in matching robot-emblazoned hoodies, all saying very serious things about PSI measures, while Dara O'Briain looms in a three-piece suit and says "EHHH".

16 It's not rational I know, but I have a serious thing about my plastic containers.

Readers of Patti LaBelle's cookbook, "LaBelle Cuisine," may remember one of that book's more fraught passages: "It's not rational I know, but I have a serious thing about my plastic containers.

We never fight about serious things, only about who gets the best seat on the plane, or who will have this piece of sandwich.

"But it seems to me the aldermen have some more serious things to worry about right now".

There were, of course, many serious things written about Kennedy: under the heading "Letter from Washington," The New Yorker reported on the Bay of Pigs and the Cuban Missile Crisis, among other events.

But Blair has serious things to say about Brexit that serious people ought to listen to.