Meanings of though serious in English

For God's sake be serious about that, though serious about nothing else!

Lady Annabel spoke in a kind and gentle, though serious tone.

However, the present situation, though serious, is by no means desperate or hopeless.

I'm Mrs. Foster. The woman's voice is comfortable, and her face, though serious, is pleasant.

This danger, as it seems to me, though serious enough, is not so great as is commonly supposed.

One evening, as we were sitting comfortably in an inn, old Kuhnlein came in, and approached us with a friendly, though serious manner.

Some children in State care remained in foster placements even though serious allegations were raised about their foster carers, an official report has found.

The rate for most categories of crime in the Republic of Ireland declined last year, though serious sexual assaults and gun crime both increased.

His manners, though serious, were mild; and his reserve appeared rather the result of some oppression of spirits than of any natural gloominess of temper.

The provisional crime figures for 2004 show a further reduction of 4 per cent in serious offences last year, though serious sexual crime is up.

"His wound, though serious, is not mortal," replied the doctor.

But though still, he is not unhappy-thoughserious, not morose; he has a susceptibility to pleasurable sensations almost too keen, for it amounts to enthusiasm.