Sentence examples similar to it seriously believed from inspiring English sources

Cast and production still take it seriously, believe in it, and this comes across with every minute's viewing.

Is it that Elliott (along with his colleague Bill Emmott, it seems) seriously believes that there will sooner or later be no eurozone for the UK to join because the Italians, Greeks, Spanish and Irish will be forced to address their lack of competitiveness and excessive indebtedness by restoring their old currencies?

FEW seriously believed it would, or could, really happen.

Paul Marshall, the Railway manager, might never have seriously believed it could happen.

Not that anybody seriously believed it would work – certainly not the oil industry – but McMullen thought there was no choice.

This was a deal that had been fantasized and rumored for some time among Fire fans, but most never seriously believed it could happen – the leading scorer for the defending champs exchanged for a player who hadn't had a game in months?

No one seriously believed the N.R.A. when it said it would contribute something "meaningful" to the discussion about gun violence.

At the time, the authorities said it was an accident, though nobody seriously believed them.

"We seriously believed there was a credible business plan and seriously believed he was surrounded by credible people," Budge said.

I seriously believed they'd pop out of the sockets.

They seriously believed that all Republicans were out to eradicate them.