Sentence examples for seriously admits from inspiring English sources

Ambrosius, who was an assistant in Camden library, north London, while trying to persuade the music industry to take her seriously, admits that things in Britain have been slow.

Not taking yourself too seriously, admitting when you don't know stuff and asking for help when you need it are some of the most advanced skills of all.

"I didn't always take myself that seriously," he admits.

"It wasn't until the third trip [to Turkey] when they took me seriously," he admits.

They had all played in bands before: "But not as seriously," Wayman admits.

But although Miéville is frustrated by "the endlessly arse-achingly expressed complaint from genre that no one takes us seriously", he admits that slights from the mainstream continue.

"And to prove it, here's my ASCII picture of a car": More seriously, he admits, "a rather different issue concerns the objectivity of evaluating artworks".

But she didn't take the characters too seriously — she admitted comedy into the proceedings, and, in the process, she created a star.

"I just didn't take her seriously enough," admitted Navratilova after her 6-3 7-6 defeatoto Zvereva, an opponent she had previously beaten twice and had only lost seven games to.

Mr. Putin's move triggered a shift in Western attitudes toward Russia, even to the point where NATO nations have seriously discussed admitting Moscow to at least some alliance forums.

Farrell also admitted fondling a boy's genitals "during a car trip from Moree to Narrabri" and assaulting another two boys far more seriously: "He admitted that over a period of approximately twelve months he fondled the genitals of each of these boys and to quote 'sucked off their dicks'.