Sentence examples for proceeding seriously from inspiring English sources

A European ambassador at the United Nations said he had found Mr. Powell's message "very reassuring" because it combined "a credible military threat" with a "very clear signal that the United States is proceeding seriously and carefully" with the Security Council, whose mandate provides the greatest degree of legitimacy for any military confrontation with Baghdad.

Rogen is quoted by the Toronto Sun newspaper as saying: "George Lucas sits down and seriously proceeds to talk for around 25 minutes about how he thinks the world is gonna end in the year 2012.

Whereas their undergraduate research experiences encouraged them to think seriously about proceeding to graduate studies in STEM, they were also considering what else they wanted in their lives upon graduation.

The government said it would take the AEA's warning seriously but proceed as planned.

Todd VanDerWerff of The A.V. Club awarded the episode an "A–" and wrote that it "works because it takes this very silly idea and proceeds to take it seriously".

Later, I stress that I took "this allegation of anti-Serbian sentiment extremely seriously" and had "proceeded immediately to investigate camps with Serbian prisoners … and I made it my business to do so in the interests of impartiality, and partiality over the practice of putting people into camps".

Not only this, he used the sexy handle "Carlos Danger" (seriously?) and then proceeded to show his face in the photographs.

For his most recent album as Twin Shadow, last year's "Eclipse," the Los Angeles-based synth-rock specialist set up a recording studio in a small chapel at Hollywood Forever, then proceeded to make a record seriously haunted by echoes of the 1980s: George Michael, Simple Minds, U2 circa "The Joshua Tree".

Mathematicians, too, begin by assuming the validity of common argument forms without making any serious attempt to validate them, and there is nothing seriously wrong with their proceeding in this manner.

The density of PBSs on thylakoid membranes was more seriously affected as time proceeded.

But when Gutting suggests that I don't take such philosophers seriously "because they don't proceed like empirical scientists, testing their ideas through experiments," I must disagree.