Sentence examples for more seriously understand from inspiring English sources

First the good news: After four months of preparation, I have officially started my year-long quest to more seriously understand what it means to follow Jesus, aka "My Jesus Project".

Vice versa transition research could benefit from taking social innovation as a concept of its own more seriously to understand the importance of changing practices for transitions.

But would anyone seriously understand the reasons I was giving?

This reading not only misses Heidegger's use of the "nothing" but, more seriously, fails to understand the way Heidegger's phenomenology seeks to build a direct bridge from the ontic to the ontological (a bridge that cannot be built by the kind of free-associations Kockelmans attributes to him).

But during eras when the ocean — and the natural world — was taken more seriously, it was also understood there can never be a way to completely eliminate hazards or fully control the sea's fearsome powers; before such forces, all lives hang in the balance.

More seriously, the steadfast refusal to understand, or accept the reality of inequality, underscores all of these criticisms: they have an "irrational anger against the world", wrote Routledge.

But since you're asking such a brutally frank question, let's put it this way: I take myself much more seriously as a writer, but I understand why people might not like my writing.

But, more seriously, we need more coverage that everyone can understand.

If a similar message were uttered at home it might help Americans not only understand the past, but also more seriously contemplate the present.

Mr. Dylan himself seems ambivalent when he returns, more seriously, to the question of when he first understood that his father was famous.

But every high-profile case can help online platforms and law-enforcement agencies to better understand the issue and hopefully take it more seriously.