Sentence examples for seriously filled from inspiring English sources
The film takes itself painfully seriously, filled with contrived solemnity as its characters ponder the fakeness of the movie world in contrast with Harish's stage-honed authenticity.
"They're mindblowing performances but taken very seriously, filled with a lot of silliness and fun," he added.
This is comfort food — rich and copious and seriously filling — but save room for the homemade desserts, which include an excellent, silky coconut crème brûlée, bread pudding with strawberries and blueberries, and a homage to Drake's cakes' Funny Bones: devil's food cake with layers of peanut butter mousse and a coating of chocolate ganache.
Balanchine, however, took the ballet seriously and filled it with dancing, especially in the second act.
Seriously, my inbox is filled with lgbtq trump supporters.
The problem is that the song is filled with seriously offensive lyrics and graphic sexual imagery.
A luxuriously renovated 80-foot motor yacht docked right in the city, her seriously elegant decks are filled with amenities from sunbeds to private air-conditioned staterooms.
But seriously, nude beaches are filled with every type of person you wouldn't want to see naked stomping around in the sand with their saggy extensions flailing mindlessly in the wind.
Fifty one questionnaires (1.3%) were excluded from data analysis as they did not fit the age criteria (n = 25) or were not filled in seriously (n = 26).
Professional musicians and performance artist are exploring interactive technologies more seriously, not to fill awkward silences but to delve into new areas of expression.
Isherwood took his Hinduism very seriously, and "The Sixties" is filled with references to "making japam," or saying the Hindu rosary, every day.
