Sentence examples for seriously become from inspiring English sources

Then there were the stilt-walking Jabiru birds, the theatrical darters, the egrets and vast, stately sea eagles … I could seriously become a birder here.

But, let's assume he's rolling straight dice: can anyone over the age of four seriously become agitated when the officials get it wrong?

I have discussed the illusion of Iranian power and of the significant transformations that Iran is about to witness, if it is to seriously become a truly strong and modern state, for which I believe most Iranians hope.

A voice coach is absolutely essential for anyone who wants to seriously become a singer.

When the show began, taking things seriously became difficult.

That this was being taken seriously became swiftly apparent in the quality of volunteers.

It's a sign that the guys are willing to take things seriously and become 24/7 professionals.

Then a person can be willing to investigate not only more seriously, but become more wise, sincere and compassionate.

The "Exegesis" takes itself much more seriously, and becomes tiresome as a result.

He began collecting apparatus, and as he started buying and selling seriously, Thurston became his favorite magician.

That may have been his father's intention, but his mother took the conversion seriously and became a devout Catholic.