Sentence examples for seriously has gone from inspiring English sources

"Something seriously has gone amiss," said Eoannou.

Powers has taken his novelist's responsibilities seriously, has gone to the trouble of learning how to shape an extended narrative.

You've been thinking that whatever's gone seriously south, economically speaking, has gone seriously south on his watch, and if anybody's policies or personnel or management style is to blame -- well, what's that old line about where the buck stops?

But no one can seriously suggest he has gone soft by aiming for total cuts of £81 billion rather than the previously announced £83 billion by 2014-15.The government has already taken a first small step towards that saving by stripping £5 billion out of this year's spending.

Since then, the amount of seriously troublesome edits has gone down, which can't be a coincidence given the new level of scrutiny placed on (surprise!) a fully modifiable encyclopedia where each and every edit is logged and published.

But the dramatic increase suggests something has gone seriously askew.

Something has gone seriously haywire in the distribution of the fruits of the American economy.

Having spoken to the students, I am convinced that it was a prank that has gone seriously wrong.

"If we have to use these tools, it means something on this planet has gone seriously wrong".

The host of "A Prairie Home Companion" maintains that something has gone "seriously haywire" with the Republican Party.

Something, the sight seemed to say, has gone seriously wrong here.Ukraine's crisis is lurching into chaos.