Sentence examples for sort of serious from inspiring English sources

What sort of serious messages?

"I'm actually sort of serious," Mr. Eustis said.

I believe this paper represents exactly the sort of serious scholarship I am accused of ignoring.

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

Mr. Favreau, who said he doesn't have a girlfriend, observed somewhat dryly that "the rigors of this campaign have prevented any sort of serious relationship".

It would be the sort of serious escalation that Barack Obama has studiously avoided until now, even when his "red line" on chemical weapons was crossed in 2013.

There is a sort-of serious point being made.

During the week the members jam the bar … while discussing all sorts of serious topics.

Although the police have managed to reduce other sorts of serious crime (armed robbery and gun crime, for example), Britain is so well supplied with class-A drugs that prices are dropping steadily.

I'm sure it's possible to come up with all sorts of serious, literary-theoretical explanations, but I wouldn't be entirely surprised if, upon asking the authors themselves, they said it was because there were no cellphones back then.

As we have reported on this blog before, there does seem to be something of a trend emerging of people taking selfies in all sorts of serious places - including at funerals.