Sentence examples for not take seriously from inspiring English sources

Those, too, she did not take seriously, Ms. Ayyub said.

Why not take seriously the "Robin Hood" campaign?

"Fundamentally, we do not take seriously the threats of the Zionists," he said.

The strategy of affirmative action, finally, did not take seriously the educational dilemma of disadvantaged students.

Like many soldiers, he did not take seriously the Army's mental health questionnaires given out at his tour's end.

To the Editor: The tired call to replace the welfare state with block grants to states does not take seriously the nature of both poverty and the economy.

But she does not take seriously what some readers will find most urgent about an Area 51 study: rumors that alien spacecraft are reverse-engineered there, too.

Volunteering for a group that is willing to take advantage of your generosity but not take seriously your experience is a nonprofit proposition.

Mr. Carney said the White House did not take seriously what he described as a "nihilistic effort by Republicans to undermine" the law.

It also said the lower court did not take seriously enough Mr. Padilla's time at a Qaeda camp in Afghanistan, where he was trained to kill.

Her chignon unraveling with her self-dramatizing behavior, Ms. Hawking's Kate is ultimately an elegant clown whom viewers need not take seriously.