Sentence examples for specifically serious from inspiring English sources

In September, Canadian writer and professor of literature David Gilmour told Random House Canada's blog that, with the exception of one Virginia Woolf short story, he was only interested in teaching books by men, specifically "serious heterosexual guys".

YEARS ago, when I left the law to try my hand at another kind of fiction -- specifically, serious novels -- many of my barrister colleagues argued forcefully that I was making a mistake.

There had been a succession of books, two early on with a specifically serious purpose: The Pact (1978), written with Alistair Michie, on the Callaghan-Steel arrangement after Labour lost its majority, and Michael Foot: A Portrait (1981), with David Leigh.

This paper addresses a different point of view of videogames, specifically serious games for health.

"I would only do it in circumstances in which I thought there were specifically serious issues about how the defendant was treated".

More specifically, serious limitations affect the utility of standard HRQOL measures for understanding adaptation to bladder cancer.

Despite the injection of former Microsoft Xbox head Don Mattrick, one source familiar with the internal workings of the company says Zynga is "ruined", and more specifically faces serious internal challenges going forward.

Consider a major athletic brand that is launching a line of shoes, clothing, and accessories specifically for serious runners.

More specifically, a serious genetic autoimmune disease that I happen to live with, along with 3 million other Americans.

Meta-analyses and large randomised trials specifically analysing serious gastrointestinal bleeding or cardiovascular events occurring with five different coxibs had appropriate data.

Specifically designed serious video games should be viewed as a potentially effective instrument applicable to health-related topics, in view of their proven efficacy in health education and behavior modification.