Sentence examples for is only seriously from inspiring English sources

The biography's detail may sometimes seem excessive, but it is only seriously so in the lengthy account of the seven-year lucubrations with which Yeats assembled the mystical contents -- drawn from Eastern philosophies, Neoplatonism, spiritualism and much else -- of "The Vision".

Gordon himself is only seriously injured.

Camiwami's mum was only seriously injured by the bullet, and she's in long-term physiotherapy instead of being dead.

Yet Liverpool's full-backs were only seriously tested in the final stages while Séamus Coleman and Leighton Baines were exposed time and again during the first half.

De Ferran took the lead with 68 laps to go in the 225-mile race and was only seriously challenged on the final restart with four laps left.

But the Israelis were only seriously challenged in 1987, by the first intifada – the "war of the stones" – when the world saw Palestinian children confront Israel's armed might.

He said his understanding was that potential Channel 4 buyers are only seriously interested if the broadcaster is allowed to start making its own shows in-house, which under current regulations it is not allowed to do.

The possibility of a female director was only seriously raised with "Wonder-Woman" -- and not with a Batman, Spider-Man or Iron Man movie.

"Children's literature is only taken seriously by people who are somehow already in the region," he says.

It is only by seriously considering these divergently experienced and expressed positions that the governments here will succeed in actualizing the protocols put forth in last year's Paris Agreement.

Because dance does not use words, and much of its spell lies in aspects of contrast, rhythm and coordination, it is only occasionally taken seriously as drama.