Sentence examples for some seriousness from inspiring English sources

You also need some seriousness.

Meanwhile, the bank's shareholders are beginning to contemplate the thought of a takeover with some seriousness.

He had his darkroom and his cameras, and he played piano with some seriousness, too.

But they do submit to 75 minutes' probing with good humour, some seriousness, flashes of irreverence, much warmth and a dash of self-mocking.

Thus Biskind's book, however flawed, must be welcomed for attempting to interpret the entertainment industry with at least some seriousness of purpose.

The story line gathers threads concerning penitence, rehabilitation, gentrification, racial tension, and filial duty with some seriousness, only to abandon them.

The second virtue of Pollitt's book is that — with the help of some arguments from the late Ronald Dworkin, in particular — it takes seriously, and seriously refutes, the metaphysical arguments that claim some ethical seriousness in the view that a fertilized egg is equivalent to a human being.

The second virtue of Pollitt's book is that with the help of some arguments from the late Ronald Dworkin, in particular it takes seriously, and seriously refutes, the metaphysical arguments that claim some ethical seriousness in the view that a fertilized egg is equivalent to a human being.

He doesn't steal our attentions with some uncharacteristic seriousness.

But even his tortured, sleazy nature betrayed some essential seriousness about the fate of the United States.

Two excellent memoirs from leading writers have provided it in shedloads, along with some moral seriousness to boot: Country Girl by Edna O'Brien (Faber £20), and Salman Rushdie's Joseph Anton Jonathan Capee £25), a memoir of the fatwa years that showed the human reality behind the headlines.