Sentence examples for more seriously though from inspiring English sources

More seriously, though, slogans often tell us a lot about a campaign and a candidate.

Taking the content more seriously, though, would have made the exhibition even more leaden than the movie's message making.

More seriously, though, Merkel is being challenged from within by her interior minister, Horst Seehofer, former chairman of Bavaria's rightwing CSU, which is allied to Merkel's Christian Democrats.

This money, which excludes the cost to the inspected, comes from central government's grant to councils, so it might otherwise be spent on services.Perhaps more seriously, though, it comes between councils and voters.

"So You Think You Can Dance" treats the form more seriously, though, showcasing choreography across a range of genres and artists from companies like Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and American Ballet Theater.

More seriously, though, in 2012, a documentary he made for Channel 4 called Islam: the Untold Story – based on his book In the Shadow of the Sword – provoked huge controversy.

And the party's advisers on health care policy say it is being discussed more seriously than ever, though they admit it may be as much a huge in-your-face to Washington as anything else.

He adds more seriously that even though these bigger companies get involved in a particular market, he believes customers will look to the leader, and for now that's Neo4j.

Seriously though, it's more than a little terrifying that Watson was able to create this trailer after analyzing the trailers of 100 existing horror movies, and analyzing scenes both in terms of visuals and audio to come up with this resulting teaser.

Judge Jackson pointed out playfully that "tie" was a term "we use too," though more seriously.

The parties might like to think more seriously about courting them, though no one expects them to have the subtlety of Christopher Wren.