Sentence examples for somehow more serious from inspiring English sources

It's strange how the phone is the next step in social connection these days, as if that is somehow more serious, more personal, more dangerous than, say, letting someone into your daily thoughts and photos.

Somehow, the more serious concern of lack of interpersonal comparability in survey responses has largely been ignored by social scientists (4).

True West is a comedy, and comedy is sometimes seen as more shallow; depth is somehow reserved for more serious drama.

But the notion that you have to somehow become a more serious you (or more or less anything, for that matter) has largely dissipated -- and good riddance.

"Dreaming My Dreams" takes on a more serious weight somehow at this point in our lives, and the same thing with "Old Yellow Moon," which kind of sums up the record and our friendship.

But on Friday, he was more serious, and somehow placed the blame on Dumke.

Somehow, it's assumed, audiences are more serious in the fall.

But yes, somehow we still feel that male thought is more serious.

What amazes here is how his furrowed-brow attempts at "serious" acting manage to be somehow more unbearable.

"To not have the more serious scenes to balance out the humor feels somehow disrespectful to these characters".

That fracture, over the long run, is even more serious than the oft-stated risk of Trump somehow destroying the Republican Party entirely.