Sentence examples for seriously known from inspiring English sources

Red wigglers are usually the selection for those who like to grow earthworms, an endeavor more seriously known as vermicomposting.

Now, that does not mean that if the players had seriously known the risk that they wouldn't still have played the game.

Though there are plenty of identities and congruences involving various arithmetic functions available in the literature, practically nothing seriously known involving restricted divisor functions.

Those who bet seriously know the score exactly, and can factor their conclusions into the odds.

Leaders who take organizational conversation seriously know when to stop talking and start listening.

He has been dubbed the best tech reviewer on the planet, and seriously knows his stuff.

At Dr. Donovan's urging, Mr. Ratzlaff — who takes his science seriously — knew he could not erroneously call it a proton aurora any longer.

Her cultural appropriation seriously knows no boundaries and that is why her case starts to point to what those boundaries might be.

"Anyone who takes watching T20 seriously knows that proper shots score the vast majority of runs (almost all of them if you class the reverse sweep as proper).

Perhaps Hitchcock, a man who took his national duty seriously, knew that when the message comes in such an elegant envelope, it is hard to resist.

I don't mean to exaggerate our own importance (I know this piece is coming off a bit that way), but seriously, know who you're emailing at least.