Sentence examples for always seriously from inspiring English sources

There, Pope John Paul II wrote that there are acts that "are always seriously wrong by reason of their object," including "whatever violates the integrity of the human person, such as mutilation, physical and mental torture and attempts to coerce the spirit; whatever is offensive to human dignity".

"Allegations of improper conduct lodged against our members are taken seriously and are always seriously investigated," he said.

As I continue my rocky spiritual journey through Lent, I notice that I am still, as always, seriously guilty of what the Buddhists call clinging.

Part of my prison routine consisted of fastidiously exercising like a crazy man, so I've always seriously considered personal training or something like that, but I was too busy being a doped-up and drunk toto-eating bum to take the classes and get certified like a responsible go-getter.

Death causes are always seriously investigated by medical professionals in accordance to the regular procedure and reported to relevant authorities.

Fighting was one area Yoel always took seriously.

That's something we've always taken seriously, and always will".

But that badge wasn't always taken seriously by the public.

The initial decision was a reaction to passenger feedback, which we do always take seriously.

The atmosphere at a game that has always been seriously edgy, got even worse.

But there have been regular reports that training sessions are not always taken seriously, particularly by Marines.