Sentence examples for seriously felt that from inspiring English sources

"The officer seriously felt that his life was in danger, that he was not being protected anymore," said Sergeant Miranda, who criticized the department's Internal Affairs Bureau for what he called a failure to conduct a thorough investigation.

If you seriously feel that doing children's things are uncomfortable, don't do them.

Kavner takes recording sessions seriously and feels that voice acting is, "a little more limiting than live acting.

"I seriously don't feel that way with this team.

While the European dissatisfaction with that was stated in relatively polite terms today by Mr. Persson and Mr. Prodi, it is seriously felt, and administration officials acknowledged that it was a more divisive disagreement than the one over the missile treaty.

We take the health of our performers very seriously and felt that it was better to err on the side of caution while we determine whether anyone else may have been exposed".

The Research Center for Women's Studies in Bombay found that even investigators in all-female police units set up to handle crimes against women in the states of Gujarat and Karnataka often took only dowry-related cases seriously and felt that "private family matters were not a concern of law enforcement".

But Defra's decision not to further check whether the Danish pathogen was the same as the one thought to be present in Britain suggests it either did not take the HTA experts seriously or felt that the disease would not cause serious damage.

This is seriously felt among young unmarried women.

Reid feels that Graves is not taken as seriously as he should be in Britain.

I would much rather have one (or zero!) guys hit on me that seriously feel real chemistry, than 20 who are just excited to be talking to a girl.