Sentence examples for growing seriously from inspiring English sources

I was growing seriously disturbed.

Commissioner David Stern once said Malone's rants were as consistent as Old Faithful, but it is true that Malone is growing seriously concerned about not winning a title.

"The situation is growing seriously muddled, and dangerous, because no one knows exactly whether the people arriving are real refugees or immigrants; many are from Africa and Asia, not from the Syrian war zone.

And it ended, late on August 18th, before people had grown seriously fed up.

So they denied him access to a doctor; he grew seriously ill.

At this point, a Clinton foreign-policy adviser, Laura Rosenberger, who had held various positions at the National Security Council and at the State Department during the Bush and Obama Administrations, grew seriously alarmed.

But local health officials, residents and their lawyers have criticized both as inadequate; many contend the health care plan enables people to qualify only after they have grown seriously ill or close to death.

TechCrunch was his baby and he put everything he had into it, to the point that I grew seriously concerned about his health at times.

Instead of viewing grapes as a cash crop to be transformed into wine at the local cooperative, they approach grape growing as seriously as the best Burgundian vignerons.

Some local congregations are growing, having seriously re-engaged practices of theological reflection, hospitality, prayer, worship, doing justice, and Christian formation.

Now it is being grown more seriously and bottled on its own.