Sentence examples for enormously seriously from inspiring English sources
Hiaasen can see the comedy in all this but the principle he takes enormously seriously.
He said: "As the Honourable Lady [Ms Rayner] will know, I take allegations of corporate fraud against the Government enormously seriously.
China is led by a group of people who take government enormously seriously.For all this, there is something of a Potemkin village about the Chinese state.
Dr Jeremy Gray Bampton, Oxfordshire The definition of art history as a "soft subject" seriously misunderstands a subject that is enormously important to the economy, culture and wellbeing of this country.
It's laughed at a lot in the UK but it's enormously popular, and in other countries it is taken very seriously.
Neil Swan, chief executive of Starlight Children's Foundation, said: "The charity's aim is to brighten the lives of seriously and terminally ill children and we are enormously grateful to Matt for donating his beloved first car.
At Gatwick, meet-and-greet deals, which vary enormously in cost, were the cheapest option, starting at £65, and seriously undercutting both off-airport car parks and Gatwick's own long-term options (see table).
There is no national outrage, or even seriously sustained media interest, over the fact that Cheney's old company profited enormously from ripping off U.S. tax dollars going into the Iraq occupation.
"Marching Toward Hell" is an enormously crude, reductionist account of the challenges posed by the jihadists, and as such, difficult to take seriously.
More generally, they have proved enormously expensive in countries such as China, the USA, Bulgaria and other eastern European countries, and no less seriously, although less widespread, in countries such as the UK.
