Sentence examples for seriously little from inspiring English sources

Her novel, SERIOUSLY (Little, Brown, $23.95), is full of elements that might be found in any first novel: a yearning young narrator who's a bit at sea; a tragic family history; a brush with romance; a discovery of vocation.

Frank Mankiewicz, a junior parking attendant at the Pentagon who was moonlighting on the yacht, suggested forming a top-secret elite task force comprised of members of a small freak show that he had recently attended, because there was seriously little ice left.

But until the after-effects of stalking are examined more closely, and taken more seriously, little will change.

seriously, little itty bitty food with foam and whatever fancy french manhattan bs plating and bs gimmicks, oh its at a farm, who cares, it's stupid mediocre food that's about $30 a bite.

No one took it as seriously as little Marisol, who is not so little any more and has made a name for herself as the lead vocalist of one of Los Angeles' hot Latino bands, La Santa Cecilia.

"I don't take it seriously," said Little Joe, who was born José Maria DeLeon Hernandez.

Meg's home life with her single mother and seriously disturbed little sister (Regan Arnold) falls apart.

But bondholder groups, angered by what they see as the government's failure to negotiate seriously, showed little interest.

Henkes softened the question to "After Julius goes away do I get my room back?" Harris intensifies the emotion, creating a seriously angry little boy.

But the ruling had nothing to do with marijuana's wickedness (which none of the four written opinions, two on each side, took seriously) and little to do with its efficacy in relieving suffering (which all four took for granted).

But at its heart is a seriously ill little boy and his ongoing fight to beat cancer.