Sentence examples for also more seriously from inspiring English sources

After 15 days of alkali stress treatment, the root architecture of M. rockii was also more seriously influenced by alkali stress compared with M. prunifolia.

But also, more seriously: "With hindsight I think I was marrying someone who was a bit like my mother – who would let me down when I needed her".

For Mr. Schickel the problem with "The Tree of Life" is not just that it isn't a good movie ("inept" is his succinct appraisal of Mr. Malick's skill), but also, more seriously, that it gets the medium wrong.

It should be noted that in an 1883 letter to his friend, Peter Gast [Johann Heinrich Köselitz], Nietzsche does describe himself self-entertainingly as "the Antichrist," and also more seriously as "the most terrible opponent of Christianity".

I wanted to take myself less seriously - and also more seriously.

If a similar message were uttered at home it might help Americans not only understand the past, but also more seriously contemplate the present.

It is also, and more seriously, pastoral Ireland observed by its losers.

But he also spoke more seriously of officials' need to heed the "sunken voices" of the masses.

He also said, more seriously, that his team would be confident even if it lost Game 1 by 8-1.

Also, and more seriously, music without much practical connection to swing rhythm and the blues, presented under the banner of jazz.

Americans must also think more seriously about the shape of postwar Iraq and the regional upheavals that could follow changes in Baghdad.