Sentence examples for seriously agreed from inspiring English sources

Bodyline bowling, it was seriously agreed, was not cricket.The heroic yearsLess serious people said it had been jolly exciting and welcomed home the victorious Jardine.

QUESTION FROM DAVID: You seriously agree with Ezra Klein that the minority should shut up and allow the majority to plow ahead w/ everything?

Anyone who takes merit seriously agrees with Hayek that it is imperative to decentralize evaluation.

The ashes are actually the output of a bone-crunching machine called a Cremulator®..@MikeLeePearl re: http://t.co/HZHl6qgyYC seriously agree with last paragraph, but not seeing where that option is listed in the given link?

At that level, even the seriously rich agree that you are rich.

More seriously he agrees with Mr. Gelb in believing that his production could attract new audiences to opera.

More seriously, Google agreeing to provide an Android RCS client does follow on from it acquiring RCS specialist Jibe Mobile back in September, when it said it would adopt the RCS standard.

He nods very seriously and agrees with everything I say.

There's that old saying that you catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar, and while it's not always true for flies, it is usually true that being kind to people and projecting positive feelings will make them more willing to listen to you, take you seriously, and agree with what you say.

And Yahoo! concedes that click fraud has been a problem for years.Stung by class-action suits, both Google and Yahoo! now insist they are taking the problem more seriously and have agreed to go along with an industry plan to draw up new standards and set up an independent auditing system to reassure advertisers by the middle of 2007 (see article).

Somehow, my dad convinced her that I would take it seriously, and she agreed with the understanding that she wasn't going to teach me to belt any longer - she was going to teach me proper technique and only allow me to sing things appropriate for my age.