Sentence examples for certain seriously from inspiring English sources

Some participants found it very difficult to control their negative feelings about certain seriously ill patients.

She suggested that the cloth was the sort of object that appealed to people "who consider themselves too sophisticated to take certain beliefs seriously".

"Recognizing that the book is certain to seriously compromise his ability to be a spy in the land of food, Frank picked this as a natural time to move on".

If we risk taking certain pictures too seriously, are there others we don't take seriously enough?

The challenging and sometimes violent behaviour by certain pupils is seriously starting to affect our day-to-day business.

In retrospect, even though I have no reason to doubt Yanomamo ferocity, at least under certain circumstances, I seriously question the penchant of observers (scientific and lay alike) to generalize from small samples of our unquestionably diverse species, especially about something as complex as war.

Mr. Barry points out quickly that he is "obviously biased" when it comes to chucklehead behavior and doesn't speak authoritatively, but thinking back about the kids he knew at Wampus, he said that if they took certain behaviors as seriously then as they did now "nobody would have finished school... maybe three kids".

For Scheler, the fundamental mistake of the debate about the apprehension of other minds consists in the fact that it does not take seriously certain phenomenological facts.

He noted that the panel played a big role in shepherding into law a 2012 measure the FDA Safety and Innovation Act (FDASIA)—which created a new "breakthrough therapy" designation to speed the approval process for certain treatments for seriously ill patients.

Third, and far more seriously, certain high-profile discoveries could not be fit into any reasonable linear arrangement of nature.

These laws allow judges to order--after full hearings and considering all the evidence--certain potentially violent seriously mentally ill individuals to stay in treatment as a condition for living in the community.