Sentence examples for serious views from inspiring English sources

Others would make up the remaining 16 seats.Firebrand Late on Monday night, Mr Miliband was photographed leaving the home of Russell Brand, a comedian with occasionally serious views, who has said there is no point in voting.

Personally speaking, having watched the video, it all strikes me as typically British gallows humour, but the damage it causes, irrespective of whether it should be taken as serious views or not, is the problem.

Look over there at the Opera House while we place this boiled duck with sickly sauce in front of you!" But, luckily, as well as having serious views, the food at Quay is incredible: complex, daring, inventive, gorgeous, playful and assured.

Isabel Sawhill takes a more serious view.

People with a reasonably serious view of fashion often ask: Where are the new ideas?

While popular reaction over all ranged from grumpiness to hilarity, officialdom took a more serious view.

Her sons, 14 and 16, were off doing more serious viewing.

Lars's film is technically extremely well-made, but it barely merits serious viewing.

It had a more weighty view of history and a more serious view of the traditions that make innovation possible.

An uproar of criticism followed & the Mayor referred the matter to the Board of Ethics who took a serious view of it.

In Mr. Critchley's serious view Western philosophy is wrongly seen as having been derived mainly from the Greeks.