Sentence examples for because it seriously from inspiring English sources
Avatar probably won't finish above Titanic's $600.1m final score because it seriously shifted down gear this weekend, dropping 29%.
Stevens said the experience had taught him a "very important lesson": namely, "that the criminal justice system can misfire sometimes" because "it seriously misfired in that case".
Labour objects to the Palestinian Authority being called a "terrorist-supporting entity" because it seriously compromises the position of Mr Peres, who clings to the hope that the government can still negotiate with the authority's president, Yasser Arafat.
But it quotes Moscow Carnegie Centre director Dmitry Trenin as saying that "this puts President Obama in a difficult situation" because it "seriously narrows the base that the USA can draw on to continue to talk with Russia".
I thought about trying to talk that cat out of getting the fish because it seriously looked disgusting and I wouldn't have touched it in a million goddamn years unless I was looking to win a pants-shitting contest or something.
Because it would seriously offend and upset people who have experienced such things?
Unbreakable avoids doing that, because it takes seriously what Kimmy requests: that we all be treated as people, not stories.
Party officials are hoping the agreements will give the party a much-needed boost, because it has seriously lagged in cash on hand.
I like the problem, because it is seriously different in the cloud than it is on-premise and, for new companies, different equals good.
Because it would seriously be awesome to name that kid after the ridiculous saga that is Kim's impending divorce.
