Sentence examples for seriously appeal from inspiring English sources

David Moyes, despite his Manchester United travails, would seriously appeal to Celtic but has shown little appetite to date for working in Scotland.

According to the actor, the show is trying to take the food and wine aspects of the show very seriously to appeal to "wine and foodie geeks".

But taking Trump's appeal seriously was not the same as taking Trump seriously.

The Obama Administration has an opportunity, next week, to strengthen Rouhani's hand by demonstrating that it takes his diplomatic appeal seriously.

But Aamer's lawyer, Clive Stafford Smith, emphasised the importance of Cameron's intervention in a letter to the prime minister: "Recent media reports have raised the possibility that the US has not taken Britain's requests on this issue seriously – a direct appeal from our prime minister to the US president would surely put that beyond the shadow of a doubt".

Laura Lake, co-president of the neighborhood group, says the organization is seriously considering an appeal focusing on the issues of public safety and UC's assertion that the hotel should be exempt from charging local occupancy tax.

But spending time with quaffles, bludgers and a golden snitch seriously loses its appeal when we could be developing a roster of characters fighting for screen time in an already overstuffed series.

The next American president could win on a number of issues that provoke the ire of conservatives, but have broad public appeal: seriously addressing climate change, reining in military spending, enacting immigration reform, stabilizing Social Security and securing a living wage for workers nationwide.

"We've never seen the owners take our appeals seriously," Mr. Ali said.

But when he became seriously ill, Nelson Mandela appealed to him to abandon his pledge, which he did five years ago.

When he was campaigning for the borough presidency, Markowitz said that he wanted to bring an N.B.A. team to Brooklyn, and the idea was taken about as seriously as his appeals for Brooklyn's secession.