Sentence examples for seem seriously from inspiring English sources

He said they did not seem seriously ill.

Moreover, they do not seem seriously abashed by the outcome of the war in Iraq.

But some buildings, like the glass tower at the corner of 110th Street and Malcolm X Boulevard in Harlem, seem seriously diminished by the absence of retail tenants.

There is a basic reason why Americans don't seem seriously interested in challenging the position of the kick-off states: in the end, it doesn't really matter which states start the ball rolling, so long as they are small.

Both institutions are at the core of our sense of identity and inspire miraculous levels of trust, which is what makes the BBC's response to criticism of the coverage of the jubilee pageant seem seriously wanting.

And others in the high-tech community including James Cameron (director of Titanic, and a Mars enthusiast) and Paul Allen (the Microsoft billionaire who is already bankrolling a big telescope to seek extraterrestrial intelligence) seem seriously engaged.

"They must have seemed seriously psychedelic".

Ms. Judd had seemed seriously poised to enter the race.

To me, the whole Victorian shame game seems seriously outdated.

The two heroes are never, it seems, seriously damaged, despite the thrashings they suffer.

Her appointment as first-ever female conductor of the Last Prom seemed seriously overdue.