Sentence examples for seriously is that from inspiring English sources

Another reason to take Republican aspirations seriously is that Republicans live by the adage of the satirist Finley Peter Dunne's Mr. Dooley, "Politics ain't beanbag".

The reason Specific Media's plans for Myspace are being taken seriously is that thus far, the Vanderhooks have overdelivered: that video really did surprise people with the quality of the design, and the focus of the new site's content.

The price we pay for "taking luck seriously" is that our everyday moral judgments are, if not always mistaken, at the very least radically incomplete.

The intuitive worry of authors who take this question seriously is that biomedical enhancements might not only create corrosive short-cuts within valuable social practices, but also rob those who use them of things they otherwise cherish about themselves endurance, determination, growth, faith, even luck by substituting "hollow victories" for authentic achievements.

Bennett's evidence of this, seriously, is that then-chairman of the Republican National Committee, Lee Atwater, called him from South Carolina and reported that the people he had spoken to there seemed very keen on the idea.

If Muslims take their austere religion seriously, is that deplorable or admirable?

He can't seriously be that calm.

Our other friends -- whichever ones happen to not be there at that moment -- really, seriously are that f*cked up.