Sentence examples for some serious things from inspiring English sources
We have diagnosed some serious things — breast cancer, cervical cancer and severe mental illness".
There are some serious things to say about the union of Prince William, second in line to the throne, and Catherine Elizabeth Middleton — but they elude me.
"Because of the positions I have in the Assembly, we're now poised to do some serious things for the district, and we're already doing some important things".
It also has some serious things to say about consumer culture and our messy relationship with nature: in one work, logos on an ice-cream board dominate a seafront sunset.
If the fate of almost all books is to be ignored, I suspected that would be especially true of mine, because of some serious things I had done wrong several years before.
"We've got some serious training to do, some serious things to put right".
And working group member Dr John Bridges of Leicester University added: "We've got some serious things to discuss, for sure.
When teens and young women feel generalized pressure to "look like porn stars"; when boys don't seem to grasp that photographing and "fingering" a drunk, unconscious teen constitutes rape, and when anyone reticent about dragging sex from its private quarters to the well-lit mainstream is considered pathetic and prudish, there are some serious things to consider.
"But it seems to me the aldermen have some more serious things to worry about right now".
You can read it as a funny book or as a book with some really serious things to say.
