Sentence examples for the same seriousness from inspiring English sources

Justice requires that we have the same seriousness of purpose when the cameras are off.

"We expect the same seriousness from the opposition," he said, in a clear reference to Syriza.

Other early signs suggest the same seriousness about running things better.

Corporate acts of slavery and forced labour abroad need to be treated with the same seriousness.

They treated sport with the same seriousness shown by newspapers to politics or theatre.

I try to treat both jobs with the same seriousness, but I'd be lying if I said this was always the case.

But that same seriousness, and his noncolloquial accent in English, make him painfully awkward in songs like "Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" (with a children's chorus), "Blue Christmas" (with Reba McEntire) and "Jingle Bells," the Muppets collaboration -- he's slow and sustained, they're perky -- in which he sounds melancholy verging on miserable, as if he were already embarrassed.

But you can expect some of the same craziness and same seriousness.

Now, even the bastions of elitism -- the universities -- aggressively treat popular culture with the same theoretical seriousness as the works of Aquinas.

Students don't take themselves or their causes with the same deadly seriousness as we baby boomers used to do in the 60s and 70s.

Its power comes, in large part, from that sense that everything is urgent, that everything has weight; in an age of fast-moving thoughts, that tumble over each other in social media, it is worth, perhaps, our thinking of even a tweet of 140 characters as needing, sometime, to be written in the same high seriousness.