Sentence examples for seriousness has been from inspiring English sources

His election campaign, based on a rhetoric of dour seriousness, has been disappointing.

You could look at the art world of 20 years ago and say the loss of seriousness has been catastrophic, but the explosion of access has been wonderful.

This combination of hyperactivity and profound artistic seriousness has been Morris's trademark ever since his first dances - violently emotional, unsettlingly transgressive and astonishingly beautiful - hit the stage.

Radiohead's high seriousness has been upstaged by a record that is everything they are not: catchy, commercial and a bit of a laugh.

Over the last several months of working on the project, Ms. Avrin has come to know more than she ever intended to about eating disorders — how their seriousness has been underestimated, their treatment underinsured, their deaths underreported.

Bringing the national debate to a place of decency and substance and seriousness has been a common theme for Obama for years, but what stood out was that this time, it came off as slightly more desperate.

Voters who watched the first debate might have been left with an impression that Mr. Romney was the candidate of ideas and that Mr. Obama's reserves of energy and seriousness had been tapped out.

Clint Eastwood sucked whatever seriousness had been generated by the Republican National Convention by speaking incoherently to an empty chair from the convention stage.

But a lot of what's here carries a strain of critical fierceness and existential seriousness that has been absent from Japanese work for some time.

He still is, but this story seems to have liberated him from the somber seriousness that has been his hallmark as a filmmaker until now.

It ended rightly on a high (she married Gary, needless to say) and included bits of girly fun (meh), sharp observation (yay!) and, actually, a twitch more seriousness than has been usual.