Sentence examples for seriously honored from inspiring English sources

These important contributions to medicine and biology were first seriously honored in 1968 when Woodruff was elected to be a Fellow of the Royal Society.

This latest tour of the ship is largely a triumph; the museum features three words from its mission statement and takes them seriously: Honor.

There on the steps in broad daylight I saw the confidence that comes and the leadership that evolves when people are listened to and taken seriously and honored, and I saw people's willingness to tell the truth and express disappointment and pain and embarrassment, and how that vulnerability inspires support and solidarity.

Let's hope the Hollywood remakers of "The Eye" take their work seriously, and honor the spirit of their source.

National Security Council Spokesperson Mike Hammer issued a statement promising a "thorough investigation," saying that "the U.S. government takes such incidents very seriously" while honoring the service of the "men and women who secure our border" and offering no condolences to Mexico or the family.

Read Gibbon on the destruction of the Alexandria library by the Christians, or E. P. Thompson on the Luddites — not to mention Robert Conquest on the Gulag — and suddenly old murders matter again; the glory of the work of these historians is that the right of the dead to have their pain and suffering taken seriously is being honored.

"But seriously, I'm honored.

She added, "But seriously, I'm honored.

It's unique and the UN calls us at various times to help them and we take that seriously and we're honored to be able to share that name with the UN and do that.

And his "Who, me?" demurrals are difficult to take seriously when the designers council has already honored him with a shelf-load of statuettes.

"I am honored that he would take my campaign so seriously that he would spend time talking about me," Mr. Bush said.