Sentence examples for serious use from inspiring English sources

He finds the word vague, and consequently rejects it for serious use, saying that the word is "useful and unobjectionable in the vernacular where we acquiesce in vagueness, but unsuited to technical use because of lacking a precise boundary" (Quine, 1984, 295).

But can games themselves ever be put to "serious" use?

This is the one dance of the evening that makes any serious use of footwork.

"It's evident that it's not an in-depth and serious use of documents," he said.

When fashion changed, they went out of serious use and are now to be found as props in Medieval Fayres.

Add this to falling sales across the pub trade, and the scene is set for some serious use of new loopholes, all courtesy of the bill.

But there are more serious uses for 3D printing.

The title of the program's centerpiece — "(serious)" — refers to a dream Mr. McIntyre had in which the screenwriter Charlie Kaufman told a story about the word "serious," used as a stage direction.

But Jerlecki reckons the rumr concept can also support more serious use-case applications.

Yet maze solving has more serious uses, such as helping robots navigate or planning better routes for traffic.

Obviously there are more serious uses for Amberjack, like improving user understanding of a site's functionality by offering a tour.