Sentence examples for more seriously we from inspiring English sources

More seriously, we can be robbed or defrauded.

More seriously, we have to ask how this might affect society.

He added, more seriously, "We as Americans have to take responsibility for our past, even if most of us in the country today are not descendants of slaveholders".

More seriously, we have lots of empirical work on the effects of tax changes at the top — and none of it supports the Romney camp's claims.

More seriously, we saw the most recent of the company's several "Lamentation Variations" (in which a choreographer is invited to make a four-minute dance response to Graham's classic solo "Lamentation").

"More seriously, we are constantly trying to find new business models and this has been particularly true in the US where there have been some terrific innovations such as Spot.us [which "crowd funds" specific investigations by appealing for reader donations]." Greeenslade sees an entrepreneurial instinct among his students, who have set up startups including Brighton-based journalism.co.uk.

How about we take it more seriously, please?" We meet just after Guest has introduced a screening of Mascots at the London film festival.

Rage and anger is understandable, but I hope people inclined toward this viewpoint appreciate that one of the principle divisions between us and our enemies is that we hold ourselves to a higher standard, we take our humanity more seriously and we intend to live up to our moral obligations.

Which, incidentally, we might want to take a bit more seriously than we do.That said, the fact that we are prepared to consider alcoholism a disease but cocaine use a choice is a pretty interesting example of how much of our ethical system is governed by non-rational taboos.

Why should we take politics any more seriously than we take news, science, or entertainment?

"But we took the rivalry even more seriously, because we saw it as determining bragging rights to importance on campus, to primacy".