Sentence examples for seriously described from inspiring English sources

As long as they remain part of the package, it cannot be seriously described as a deficit-cutting proposal.

Maybe I just happened upon the biggest pack of retards in the throng, but one kid seriously described watching the Scientology episode of South Park to me as an "eye-opening moment" in his life.

As Richard Dawkins states, "Nobody would seriously describe a tiny child as a 'Marxist child' or an 'Anarchist child' or a 'Post-modernist child'.

Singaporeans quite seriously describe their society as being driven by a local concept called kiasu, a desire not so much to get ahead as to not lose out.

Crime Prevention Minister Jeremy Browne said the government took the threat of legal highs seriously, describing them as "highs which should not be assumed to be either safe or legal".

In total, the reviews had an average score of approximately 6 out of 10. James Montgomery from MTV believed that the video drew inspiration from Sheena, Queen of the Jungle and stated the video did not take itself too seriously, describing it as "camp".

BT said it took any criticism seriously, but described the report as "misleading and ill-judged".

Former aides to Mr. Cuomo say he never took the threat seriously; one described his response as a "rolling of the eyes".

Oddly, this too has worked against his being taken seriously: Michael Kimmelman described Ofili's work in the New York Times as "decorative, insubstantial... cheerful, even sweet... .., while Artnet magazine has described him as being as reactionary and "bourgeois as Tiepolo or Fragonard".

A feeling that symptoms were not taken seriously was described.

The same survey by the Stroke Association found that 16% of people didn't feel they were taken seriously when describing their symptoms and 25% reported that health professionals didn't realise that they had had a TIA.