Sentence examples for felt seriously from inspiring English sources
Catherine, like all the crowned heads of Europe, felt seriously threatened by the French Revolution.
He must have felt seriously at risk at this point," Callan said.
"If he felt seriously about this," Mr. Romney said, "he should have taken action when he had a Democratic House and Senate, but he didn't".
"If he felt seriously about this, he should have taken action when he had a Democrat House and Senate, but he didn't.
"He refused but his car couldn't move, and he decided he would depart (on foot)." Eliasson said Serry felt "seriously threatened," though he dismissed as false earlier reports that Serry had been kidnapped.
Richard Armitage, at that time the Deputy Secretary of State, whose diplomatic and military contacts in Pakistan dated back two decades, told me that he was "absolutely" convinced that Pakistan's generals would use nuclear weapons if they felt seriously pressed by India's Army.
She pushed back: YANG: I would feel seriously violated.
The drama at Downton is starting to feel seriously serial.
In contrast, "'Tis Pity" feels seriously overdressed, like a fashion victim begging to be photographed.
#Bestival September 9 , 2012Hayley Morris (@Hayleymorris3) Feeling seriously emotional after seeing Stevie Wonder.
