Sentence examples for seriously matters from inspiring English sources

Taking their experiences seriously matters as much as instructing them.

That the moneyed are munificent is welcome, but that the best brains in business take the giving seriously matters, too.

"I thought it was very good," he said, "but made one or two suggestions which Richard took quite seriously: matters of detail about Iris's character which I thought they got slightly wrong".

Along with those trivial messages, gandingans were also used in more seriously matters when signaling to others of imminent danger.

For instance, in The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters, the central conflict between the newcomer to the world of competitive video gaming and the reigning champion is something that seriously matters only to a tiny, insignificant group of people.

"It was the form, the free verse association, the structure and disregard for the known certainty of melodic patterns to make it seriously matter, to give it its cutting edge".

But upholding our democratic values, defending human rights and having a president's words be taken seriously matter very much also.

But seriously, this matters a lot.

Oh, and one more thing, don't take the phrase "Be Yourself" too seriously, no matter what the magazines say.

Claiborne took food seriously no matter who was cooking or eating it.

"What I do best," Mr. Allen said, "is to take every idea seriously, no matter what someone says.