Sentence examples for seems seriously from inspiring English sources

To me, the whole Victorian shame game seems seriously outdated.

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

(A white mist, hovering over their stiffening bodies, was another sign).General Ashfaq Kayani, the army chief and instigator of its recent offensive, seems seriously committed to crushing the Pakistani Taliban.

In short, this 72-year-old seems seriously to be considering running in 2007 for another five-year term which would carry the not incidental benefit of extending his immunity from prosecution for political corruption.

This seems seriously unjust; after all, black pudding pops up everywhere from greasy spoons to the MasterChef studio, and there seems no good reason that its similarly versatile cousin shouldn't enjoy the same appeal.

It includes an absurd -- but, it seems, seriously intended -- vision of an Art Moderne atomic power plant with orange breast-shaped cooling towers and turbines driven by leather belts.

Within a day, something seemed seriously wrong.

"They must have seemed seriously psychedelic".

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

He said they did not seem seriously ill.

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