Sentence examples for could seriously be from inspiring English sources

Tim Miller, a former spokesman for Jeb Bush who now works for an anti-Trump super PAC, said of Johnson, "Picking Bill Weld was smart, but he needs to carry himself like someone who could seriously be President".

I've had a miscarriage at 10 weeks and what I lost could no more be described as a baby as a ball of wool could seriously be called a jumper.

"You could seriously be the Secretary of the Department of Energy and hold Chevron, Exxon, and B.P. and not be violating the law, as long as you were willing to go to work every day, put your feet up on your desk, and read the newspaper and do nothing else," Shaub said.

Indeed, in the final phase, it could seriously be asked whether supposition was indeed a property of terms, as does Albert of Saxony (Quaestiones circa Logicam, q. 12).

But this is all speculation at this point based off of one pic that could seriously be just a rendering by one overzealous company hawking screen protectors.

It could seriously be cut with a fork.

He could not seriously be blamed because the English bowlers could not get Bradman out (though this was perhaps more apparent in retrospect than at the time).

However, Jagger couldn't seriously be held up as an example of older fathers being mocked the same as older mothers.

How could anyone seriously be sentimental about all this?

"And so we just felt the idea that this embassy is sitting here with representation that we could take seriously is an insult, and we closed it.

How anyone could take such an invention seriously is almost beyond comprehension.