Sentence examples for seriously asked from inspiring English sources
"Seriously?" asked a Washington Post columnist.
"Christian Shephard – seriously?", asked Kate, Jack's on-off love interest.
"Is this part of an American conspiracy against Greece?" one journalist seriously asked a United States Olympic Committee official.
For a moment there I thought we were being seriously asked to listen to Ashley Cole's discourse on historiography.
Just weeks before the paperback's publication yesterday, he half seriously asked his editors at Vintage Books if they could call the whole thing off.
We are now seriously asked to accept that in the last few years, contrary to all history, contrary to all intelligence, he decided unilaterally to destroy the weapons.
I seriously ask if the country still wants us".
"Are you seriously asking me that question?" Wilson replied.
He says the extra effort is implied in his blog's tagline: "No, seriously, ask away".
"Nobody in the country is seriously asking for gay marriage," says Stewart from the Kaleidoscope Trust.
