Sentence examples for depending on how seriously from inspiring English sources
They are guaranteed to be either provocative or life-changing, depending on how seriously you take their ideas.
The latter distinction will be harder or easier depending on how seriously the decision makers take the rhetoric of parental choice.
Ben Lerner's new novel, "10 04," which comes out in September, holds up his fiction to his meta-fiction — or just abandons the pretense of fiction, depending on how seriously you take jacket copy.
Politics can get ugly for showbiz people, to pervert the old adage, and Murray will need a lot of stamina (comic and otherwise), depending on how seriously he means to apply himself to the task.
Ben Lerner's new novel, "10 04," which comes out in September, holds up his fiction to his meta-fiction or just abandons the pretense of fiction, depending on how seriously you take jacket copy.
On the T415, you can flip open the jet-black cover with a wrist snap, making the whole affair look like the descendant of the "Star Trek" tricorder (or its ancestor, depending on how seriously you take "Star Trek").
That depends on how seriously you take the chance that it could happen.
How much that bothers you depends on how seriously you take Freud.
Junko Miyamoto, a veteran campaigner, says much will depend on how seriously the police choose to enforce the new law.
Much depends on how seriously your business takes global warming and whether Waterloo or the Docklands are closer.
As at the December summit, the UK's fate will depend on how seriously it takes the concerns of Ireland.
