Sentence examples for later seriously from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sassa later seriously denied that any of his corporate bosses at NBC had publicly questioned his job performance.

Bell's assertion that art appreciation involves an emotional response to purely formal properties proved widely influential for several decades, though he was later seriously criticized for his sweeping assertion of the primacy of form over content in art.

But the work done on Mr. Hobbs's bureau — which Mr. Somers doubted was from the mid-18th century, and thought might be a "Centen(n ial piece" made 100 years later — "seriously depreciates its value," Mr. Somers wrote.

A kind of reporting, a style of 'seeing' and 'hearing' that would later seriously influence me, though I was unaware of it then, for all my 'formal' writing, the stuff that I published and carefully typed, was more or less fictional".

A transport officer was later seriously injured in the shootout which left Tamerlan Tsarnaev fatally wounded.

A little later "Seriously Fun Politics" gives us a break from all the proselytising.

Everyone, sooner or later, gets seriously ill or injured.

Earlier, a plane had flown overhead dropping fliers with his photograph (the plane later crashed, seriously injuring the pilot).

He later took seriously his roles as a photographer, documentary film-maker and industrialist, but fellow Germans thought of him as the crown prince of pleasure, living it up internationally on their behalf while they were at work on the production line, bolting together the postwar German miracle.

A couple of hours later, my seriously drugged-up wife arrived on "the wymyns ward," as I called it.

Evans, paced by his young team-mate Van Garderen, came in almost 90 seconds later to seriously dent his chances of repeating last year's victory.