Sentence examples for believe seriously from inspiring English sources

The resultant rise in potential student debt will, I believe, seriously impact on people's choices.

Lowell may have belonged to the last generation to believe seriously in the poetic vocation.

It takes the wishful thinking of a desperate Tory, or unusual paranoia on the part of the Labour Party, to believe seriously that either outcome portends mass working-class abstention in a general election.No crisis then.

Few people would believe seriously that Greece's debt ratio would fall to 120% by 2020, as originally envisaged, or even by 2022, as EU ministers are now prepared to accept.

Ask him or her politely to list any of the things they believe seriously hurt the relationship, and what you might have done differently in a perfect world.

They included a confession said to have been inadvertently included on a computer disk that was given to the press, which McVeigh believed seriously compromised his chances of getting a fair trial.

Salmond told the BBC: "Frankly I don't believe anybody seriously believes that the Scottish government acted in anything other than the precepts of Scots justice.

The first time, she added, she did not know what to believe, how seriously to take the warnings that every pregnant woman confronts.

And am I really to believe -- seriously, I'm just asking this of you -- was Sonja really getting f---ed in the a by a pirate?

Scientists believe humans seriously threaten the existence of a rare type of wolf in Nepal. .

Listed below are five flawed personality traits that I believe can seriously affect the physical beauty of individuals.