Sentence examples for mission seriously from inspiring English sources

The Grammy people are really taking their honor-thy-father-and-mother mission seriously these days.

Since our arrival with bicycles a few days before, we have taken this mission seriously.

"More than any other director in the United States, George took that mission seriously.

They seem to have one thing in common: an uncompromising teacher who takes his mission seriously and expects mountains of work.

The Public Theatre takes its art-for-all mission seriously, and, since 2005, its "Under the Radar" festival has been an essential showcase of the avant-garde.

Fundamentalists have certainly gone to great lengths to secure their singular vision, from editing high school textbooks to blowing up buildings, but it's hard to take the members of Perpetuity or their mission seriously.

Westchester and the Hudson Valley offer ever-increasing choices among restaurants and chefs who take their missions seriously.

I soaked up everything available, which was considerable at a time when classical radio stations and record companies still took their self-appointed missions seriously.

Although Aidid remained free, the effect of these missions seriously limited his movements.

Struck by the poor living without running water and by missionaries willing to "leave the comforts that we have here in America," Luter wants more members of his New Orleans congregation — as well as more of the nation's 16 million Southern Baptists — to take overseas missions seriously.

We have to cover it all, and we take that mission very seriously.