Sentence examples for serious version from inspiring English sources
They are generally seen to represent the truer, or more serious, version of Walker.
The dome's occupants are playing a serious version of the game of pretend — what if we lived on Mars?
(Kansas City Star sports columnist Joe Posnanski actually advanced a serious version of this argument earlier this week).
And as the hat hits his head, the music starts up, a somber and serious version of "When Johnny Comes Marching Home," complete with drums and funereal chorus.
This time it's Netscape/Mozilla, and the particularly amusing thing is that Microsoft had a less serious version of the same vulnerability and fixed in back in February.
He took seriously the obligations of ostensible noblesse and used his abilities, his power, his position, and his wealth to serve some serious version of the public good, on a world-historical scale.
In the indictment, Samuels had been charged with more serious versions of the crimes, and faced up to 25 years in prison on the top charge alone.
From the nineteenth century onwards, when serious versions of scientific atomism first emerged, the philosophical relevance of a history of atomism becomes epistemological rather than metaphysical.
Let us go down to the root of the problem, and not try to eliminate the symptoms to create more serious versions of the same problem.
Sure, try the serious versions of what you want to say, but also say it in a completely goofy way that makes you laugh.
Two years ago, on Jimmy Fallon's show, he agreed to dress up as himself circa "Born to Run" — beard, aviator shades, floppy pimp cap, leather jacket — and went on with Fallon, who was dressed as Neil Young, to sing a mock-serious version of the Willow Smith ditty "Whip My Hair".
