Sentence examples for rather seriously from inspiring English sources

One reason for that might be because the company appears to take its failure rather seriously.

He would rather seriously prepare for a tournament than play a hit-and-giggle practice round.

In my experience, Americans tend to regard the tires on their cars rather seriously.

Our German crew took rather seriously orders to drop anchor well clear of the proceedings.

But fortunately there are the odd exceptions, who take their sweet tooth rather seriously.

One character makes a sneering remark about another "taking himself rather seriously".

Maybe he took those T-shirts slogans rather too seriously.

Not so fragrant ReprintsChina, however, has chosen to take the matter of the islands rather more seriously.

She interviews parliamentarians who for the most part are feudal landowners with an interest in perpetuating the status quo rather than seriously working toward a real democracy.

However, by this age, it seems we really should take the agency of the players rather more seriously than Mr Gladwell seems willing to do.

But when Oxford University's latest baby has these aspirations as its stated goals, you have to take them rather more seriously.