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Перевод: seriousness

[существительное]
серьезность ; важность

Тезаурус:

1. Hershman was charmed by his knicker-wetting hybrid of seriousness and vulnerability.
2. No one had realized the seriousness of the illness, and the players only heard about his death from newspaper billboards on their way to the ground.
3. As one who did get into quite a few scrapes, Henry Schwartz admits that the Viennese and Berliners divided into rival camps, but thinks that the seriousness of the fighting was overstated.
4. This may be partly due to the fact that in the UK, young parents of today are less aware of the seriousness of some of the diseases as Sieving (1988) points out in her discussion of the ravages of measles in developing countries.
5. "Seriousness", a key word in his vocabulary, and perhaps the most important trait of his character, is ever ready to break down into self-mockery, ever willing to enjoy the jeux d'esprit with which his work and art are replete.
6. But this introspective isolation, now compounded in so many cases by the fact that universities are the only institutions able to support a composer's existence, perpetuates the sense that the only right path for a serious composer is the romantic path of high seriousness and absolute individual integrity.
7. The fund of music from Imperial Spain has only recently begun to be investigated with anything approaching seriousness, and the 500th anniversary of the discovery of the Americas by Columbus has provided an additional focus to unearthing further treasures.
8. John Ruskin, it might be said, was the last considerable figure before Pound to hold in all seriousness, as Pound did, that the level of craftsmanship and artistry in a society was the one infallible measure of that society's moral and civic health.
9. When Disllokey nods to me this morning it is with a distant seriousness, as if he is already bracing himself to lose his identity in the harshly impersonal world across the water.
10. His popularity, and the seriousness with which his views are treated is a measure of his achievement.
11. Isobel felt the tension leave his body, saw the amusement, and then the sudden seriousness in his eyes.
12. Does being true to oneself, and not selling out to Hollywood, really mean abandoning melodrama for realism, showmanship for seriousness, spectacle for solemn emotion, tight scripts for improvised styles?
13. Given that Callinicos' book is difficult, and given the probability that despite the seriousness of its argument it is unlikely to be widely debated, I will firstly offer an interpretation of what I think its main themes are, and what they are not.