Sentence examples for less seriously than from inspiring English sources

It took itself far less seriously than Vogue.

He claimed that he took these extracurricular tasks less seriously than his fiction.

"Tough Crowd" has a much more authentic common touch, and takes itself less seriously than others.

It was in keeping with a career taken less seriously than most.

Why does Ballet Theater seem to take ballet less seriously than I do?

That is an indication, critics contend, that the police treat traffic deaths less seriously than other violence.

That's the trouble with Pompeii; the locals have always taken themselves and their city less seriously than earnest foreign observers.

They may worry that they'll cause people to take sleep even less seriously than they already do.

My Crow takes himself a blood-song or two less seriously than his namesake, and makes fart jokes.

But even with six full-time staff members, he feels Stuyvesant takes his program less seriously than subjects with their own departments.

However, the papers did contain a "striking example" of how crimes against children were treated much less seriously than they would be now.