Sentence examples for more seriously with from inspiring English sources

I took myself more seriously with Unrelated.

People will take you more seriously with this glove.

It is a pity that Gray does not engage more seriously with this argument.

In the face of mounting public anger, the government is now dealing more seriously with the crisis.

"But in the last 18 months, family offices, private banks and hedge funds have started to engage much more seriously with us".

But also, more seriously: "With hindsight I think I was marrying someone who was a bit like my mother – who would let me down when I needed her".

The story of a detached awkward young guy who learns that he must take himself and his relationships with others more seriously, dealing with the messiness of real life, it becomes something more....a heartbreaking whimsical love story of sorts.

Yet no artist is more seriously engaged with global politics.

The pilot was more seriously hurt with back injuries.

Greenpeace Energy campaigner Leila Deen added: "These figures are a stark reminder that the Coalition needs to take decarbonisation more seriously, starting with the electricity sector".

That all changed over the weekend when Republican leaders, pushed by conservatives to more seriously reckon with the possibility that they would not achieve their party's central policy goal, began to take a closer look at the Cassidy-Graham bill.