Sentence examples for serious which is from inspiring English sources

Less serious," which is sometimes also appearing as "Less serious".

The overall effect is to make the magazine look rather more serious, which is probably a good thing.

"But in the musical world, if you do that, people think the composition is not serious, which is very primitive.

He's in danger of not being considered Serious, which is what happens when you let facts get in the way of your orthodox narrative.

QIB's failures in this regard were serious, which is why we considered it appropriate in this case to impose a fine".

My grandfather was lucky enough to have relatives nearby who were able to gently intervene before the small mistakes escalated into something more serious, which is all too common.

Denise: Right away it was kind of serious, which was unusual since I was only 25.

Lakers trainer Gary Vitti reassured Scott the soreness wasn't serious, which was backed up by medical tests, so Nance was back in action after leaving Monday's game abruptly in the third quarter.

But it will be serious business.Not too serious, though; which is the best answer to critics who fear power cuts if Britain's winds all stop at once.

There were eight serious fires, which is below average.

"But it's a serious issue, which is about the sell-off of British assets.