Sentence examples for making seriously from inspiring English sources

They are making seriously good world-class rieslings, in a multitude of styles.

"Making 'Race' and Nation in the United States, South Africa, and Brazil: Taking Making Seriously" Theory and Society 28 (1999).

In a letter released to the media over the weekend, O'Brien criticised Murphy for making "seriously accusatory statements" that were "materially inaccurate" and based on "information which you know to have been stolen".

But both are now home to some of the most adventurous producers in France, who, in their different ways, are making seriously high-quality wines that offer an affordable alternative to the increasingly pricey wines of Burgundy.

But a Channel 4 documentary on the Qur'an has angered a group of leading Shia Muslim scholars, who have criticised it for making "seriously inaccurate statements" about their branch of the faith.

And here's something else: Reaching out can stop you from making seriously unhealthy choices.

And make no mistake, King's record makes seriously grim reading.

You walk on stage and the winter of your discontent is suddenly made seriously glummer.

Every year that goes by, thousands more people will die or be made seriously ill".

Unconfirmed reports say some doctors suspected he had been made seriously ill by a chemotherapy treatment.

He added: "Another five years of delay means thousands more people will die or be made seriously ill.