Sentence examples for supposedly serious from inspiring English sources

Even the supposedly serious dialogue is insipid.

More embarrassing are the supposedly serious portrayals.

But now they'd moved on to a supposedly serious discussion.

The British media, including supposedly serious newspapers and broadcasters, have propagated every variety of pseudo-science.

This was a supposedly serious leader indulging in the politics of the tin foil hat.

Listening to what supposedly serious people say about the economy, you'd think the problem was "no, we can't".

The result of all this is that the supposedly sober, serious people are actually radicals insisting that we can make the economy work in ways that it has never worked in the past — hence the embrace of magical thinking on expansionary austerity and the power of structural reform.

And no wonder the public had given up, supposedly, on serious literature.

Viewed as a piece of American social and cultural history, though, it has a weight and a sadness you won't find in the documentary offerings of networks larger and supposedly more serious than BET.

That Britain had helped design the EU strictures which should mean around 30% of Britain's electricity coming from renewables by 2020 impressed them not a bit; nor did it that their leader David Cameron, who had installed a tiny wind turbine on his roof, was supposedly a serious green.

But Mr. O'Brien, who began his career working for David Brinkley at NBC News in Washington, points out that most of his supposedly more serious colleagues were condescending to Mr. Schwarzenegger as a show-biz joke anyway, with their dim wordplays on the titles of his movies.