The African immigrants working in Texas prisons have a reputation of being strict and serious.
Make sure you have a strict and a disgusted face while you're talking, but mostly strict and serious.
Some people are very strict and serious, so it might be ok to be pleasuring and funny around them, but sometimes old unhappy-like teachers/staff possibly feel uncomfortable around funny people like you.
We might yet demand that all such language be assiduously reduced to some non-teleological idiom when we are being scientifically strict and empirically serious, though we would first need to survey the explanatory costs and benefits of our attempting to do so.
The festivals are likely to need to hire staff from Scandinavia, eastern Europe and even Australia, he said, leading to significant extra transport costs and serious problems with the UK's strict visas policy which restricts entry to performing artists.
There is a danger, of course, to fall into a stereotypical thinking and make wrong conclusions, like perceiving an individual who is wearing black as someone strict, sad, serious, but we can try and pass those stereotypes.
These parents may be used to the traditional parenting style where children are raised in a strict or serious way [ 32, 33] and where it is thought that severe methods of teaching, physical and oral punishment are a kind of general form of education [ 34].
All adverse and serious adverse events will be managed within the strict governance arrangements of the study sponsor and participating clinical institutions.
Ahmed was quiet and serious, despite a pink shirt that said otherwise, and he had strict orders: only the Pyramids.
"It would've been too strict, too serious.
Listeners who had raised questions about Mendelssohn's talent included Heinrich Heine, who wrote in 1836 after hearing the oratorio St. Paul that his work was "characterized by a great, strict, very serious seriousness, a determined, almost importunate tendency to follow classical models, the finest, cleverest calculation, sharp intelligence and, finally, complete lack of naïveté.
