Sentence examples for particularly seriously from inspiring English sources

This last the Americans take particularly seriously.

Chinese visitors appear to have taken travel warnings particularly seriously.

Nothing, at least, that should be taken particularly seriously.

Britain has also never taken the song contest particularly seriously.

The building, near ground zero, where terror threats are taken particularly seriously, was evacuated.

Because we suspected Ferry never took any of it particularly seriously.

No one, particularly Takahashi, seriously believes that his pitching difficulties were related to the fact that he had to do his own laundry and cook his own rice balls.

Extending the degree of collaboration would serve the patient's best interests, particularly for seriously ill patients and the elderly.

Yet few seem to take such a prospect seriously, particularly inside Japan itself.

"We are taking these allegations, some of which are particularly odious, extremely seriously.

"Let's not take ourselves too seriously, particularly lawyers and judges," he said with a wink.