Sentence examples for more seriously around from inspiring English sources

But as he looks more seriously around the nation, he said, "The reason we're all drawn to sports in our day jobs is the human drama and the uncertainty".

The president and his aides were clearly taking debate prep far more seriously this time around.

He says he is taking fatherhood much more seriously this time around.

When you get married, your relationship is taken more seriously by those around you; when you are also gay, the sense of public affirmation goes strikingly deep.

But that failure wasn't enough to dissuade the company from giving things another go — and from the sound of it, the second version of Spectacles find the company taking hardware a bit more seriously this time around.

NYPD viceroy Bill Bratton, who has mastered the art of weather reform storms, announced that the department will now more seriously collect data around police use of force.

"We joke around much more seriously now," said Dada.

If you take it up more seriously, boots start at around £80 for a beginner, but will cost a lot more if you need different types of blade - for jumping, for example.

Not that lawmakers listen to what governors want: this was Mr. Perry's seventh effort, and if the Legislature took these things more seriously, it would be different around here.

But Rossini remains a kind of home base -- and many people have been taking the composer a lot more seriously since Mr. Flórez has been around to sing it.

Bruised and bandaged survivors wandered around while the more seriously injured were evacuated to hospitals.