Sentence examples for seriously means from inspiring English sources

Taking them seriously means considering long historical intervals, because institutions change slowly and vary significantly only over time.

Taking it seriously means less use of cars and aircraft, which means slightly duller lives for millions of people.

It isn't quite clear how seriously Means wants us to take these pulp-fiction types with their gory melodramas.

Taking this seriously means implementing new digital technologies in the very fabric of design methods, from the first conceptual thought and from the first accurately described design proposal.

And yet, Sharon is asking himself: What action can he take to show the world that he "really, seriously" means to negotiate with the Palestinians?

Of course, taking music so seriously means making sure the songs are as good as can be, which means more disagreements.

Cheney cannot seriously mean it.

This is seriously mean and stupid.

The self in self-help is literal, and seriously meant.

That's a seriously mean toro beneath you, amigo.

Whatever else it may be, Translated Accounts is seriously meant.