Sentence examples for sort of seriousness from inspiring English sources

"It's very different in many ways, but there's that sort of seriousness of programming.

Berlin's large community of British cultural diaspora (such as Sir Simon Rattle, music director of the Berlin Philharmonic, and artists such as Tacita Dean and Douglas Gordon), "benefit from a sort of seriousness – and the fact that the state better supports the institutions.

But in all (sort of) seriousness, the one story that really should get an honorable mention among the 'can't believe it's not Chris Morris' elite this week should be this: Children Evacuated From Swimming Pool After Prosthetic Leg Mistaken For Paedophile.

You saw that sort of seriousness, that obligation you get from having a child in this situation?

They don't see an issue with having a gay doctor but before the conversation can take on any sort of seriousness, Andre arrives donning head to toe pink.

There are many video games with drugs in them, but only a handful that actually treat them with any sort of seriousness.

I am a professional," he offered, with the sort of high seriousness that comes when raising your hands can earn you £750,000 a year.

Hendricks is playing her character Chair with a sort of dramatic seriousness that elevates it above all the other characters and plays into the stereotype of both the "noble savage" of the wise servant girl and the downstairs schemer that we all love to root for.

One prominent practitioner of this misguided approach is New York Times columnist Paul Krugman. "Inside the Beltway, doomsaying about Social Security -- declaring that the program as we know it can't survive the onslaught of retiring baby boomers -- is regarded as a sort of badge of seriousness, a way of showing how statesmanlike and tough-minded you are," Krugman wrote last week.

Inside the Beltway, doomsaying about Social Security — declaring that the program as we know it can't survive the onslaught of retiring baby boomers — is regarded as a sort of badge of seriousness, a way of showing how statesmanlike and tough-minded you are.

Coe has been criticised for the five months of his tenure but told CNN: "One of the accusations is that I don't sort of get the seriousness of this issue – I do.