Sentence examples for something severe from inspiring English sources

"He wanted something severe but it's bordering on unfair on a few holes".

"After the first suspension, we figured it would be something severe.

(When will the ballet industry tire of "Romper Room" design schemes?) Weill and Brecht demand — and deserve — a particular world of movement invention, something severe and strange, with an unmistakable point of view.

Jonas Froberg, a Swedish journalist who wrote a book about Saab last year, said the inquiry would have to find "something severe" on Mr. Antonov or risk criticism, because there are few other interested bidders.

The Civil Service Employees Association "is right there in bed with them," he said, adding, "when you're getting interrogated, they know there was just a case settled where somebody did something severe, and they got a mild penalty, and they're not telling you this".

I say it's for my health but it's not; it's an attempt to feel something severe to counteract the mundanity.

Plus, the fact that Neally had a choice at all is a chance outcome of the severity of the embolism: If it had been something more severe, and he wasn't able physically to continue driving or make a decision, Autopilot would've engaged its failsafe mode, which decelerates the vehicle, turns on the four-way hazard lights and slowly moves the car to the roadside.

Red Square is usually associated with something quite severe and official.

You are stressed, or you are dehydrated, or something more severe.

In the village they talk about it like it's something very severe and something very bad to have," she says.

I would do something very severe unless they contributed or gave us the money to build the wall.