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serious-minded

ADJECTIVE
  1. acting with or showing thought and good sense
    a sensible young man

How To Use serious-minded In A Sentence

  • The heavy shadows that cling to the orchestration of his more serious-minded works disappear.
  • Despite his mad rocker image I found him sensitive and serious-minded.
  • As the impetus for group forming matures from Justin Bieber fan clubs and funny kitty videos to more serious-minded groups of craftspeople, office workers, skilled laborers and temp workers, watch out. Tom Hayes: Will Facebook Replace Labor Unions?
  • While critics and the tamer movie fans dismiss horror movies, I tend to give them a more serious-minded consideration. Archive 2009-04-01
  • He was a shy and delicate child and always lacked stamina but was exceptionally diligent and serious-minded.
  • There are some hefty themes for what proves to be a weighty, worthy, serious-minded film.
  • Simplicity and genuineness were the foundation-stones of her character, and she certainly dispensed with many of the useless conventions of society, but she was a serious-minded woman for whom the cheap affectations generally labelled as "bohemianism" could have no attractions. The Life of Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson
  • With the loss, however, an element of Salita—a serious-minded 29-year-old with a wife and baby daughter—seems to have snapped. The Long Road Back From Boxing Oblivion
  • But the real-life Pauline Gascoyne is a serious-minded import business management consultant.
  • The serious-minded, athletic power forward is expected to be a 20-point, 10-rebound player. Team-by-team analysis: T'wolves have guards covered
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