Sentence examples for some sort of serious from inspiring English sources

HENDRIK HERTZBERG: On sexual matters, the Church is probably headed for some sort of serious divide.

It's amazing that Peterson didn't suffer some sort of serious injury before his fifth season, given how often he got hurt at Oklahoma and how violent his running style has always been.

King Edward (played by Jeremy Irons' son, Max) is still on the throne but he's either got the venison sweats or some sort of serious fever because he's not looking at all well.

We expected some sort of serious crisis like this, because we were in a position to know that Isis were taking so much money from the people of Mosul.

He begins spending increasing amounts of time in Las Vegas, going to poker tournaments, seemingly unconcerned about his son and Lianne, who is worried that she might have some sort of serious medical problem.

But I think this shows the Conservative party is broadening its appeal, that it's attracting new voters, and I think we see a Labour party that is in some sort of serious meltdown".

There is a sort-of serious point being made.

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I always like having these kind of juxtaposed songs, like a real upbeat fun little hook and rhythm and then putting some sort of really serious content in there.

The overall effect is troubling, not least because the muddled biblical-meets-pagan imagery heaped on by Russell appears to hint at some sort of half-serious intent.

After a scan, his doctors told him it was probably some sort of mass, nothing serious, and that they would remove it surgically in September.