Sentence examples for reviewed seriously from inspiring English sources

His 1973 book, The Secret Team, was reviewed seriously.

"This is a matter that the Department of Justice will review seriously and then take appropriate action on the allegations that contracts worth $40 million were steered during Mr. Strauss' watch," Mr. Bond said.

The book comes down to the critic-reviewer justifying his ways to an audience that will never care about it, since we can safely presume that the outsider is unlikely to take poetry reviewing seriously, or will have any time for it.

Yet it is difficult to take a review seriously that starts off with such a thesis.

A mad dash to nuclear power could repeat those mistakes.In fairness, it seems officials took the safety review seriously.

The hiring of Evercore, however, indicates that the company was taking the review seriously before Jana Partners announced its stake alongside the Canadian pension plan.

"In the digital age what is left for a critic to supply?" asked Malcolm Thorndike Nicholson in an article in UK's Prospect magazine, which mourned that "storied time when people really did take movies – and movie reviews – seriously" and castigated critics for clinging to a moth-eaten blueprint for their reviews, in which they trudge through their plot synopses and acting appraisals.

From the review: Seriously.