Sentence examples for seriously mentioned from inspiring English sources

So while you'll surely see the occasional sales rep or police chief at the wheel, this is now a vehicle that can be seriously mentioned in the same context as the Toyota Avalon or Dodge Charger.

Problems of not being taken seriously were mentioned, in relation to worries about both physical and psychological health.

He said Citi had consistently said it would honor its agreement and never mentioned seriously exploring ways to get out of it.

Now perhaps he/she (Labour's Sylvia Heal is the only woman mentioned seriously) should speak up for MPs, explain what's going on, enter the fray.

Their sting seems bound to expose him, even as he's being mentioned seriously for a run at the U.S. Senate.

Reference books are for various different exams such as entrances etc, so it is not advisable to take every topic seriously which is mentioned in any thick book.

"I don't know what else to say – anyone who takes that stuff seriously, well…" Barlow mentioned Owen's marital troubles earlier; why does he think he and Dawn, who have been married for 15 years, avoided the same problems?

It can scoot to 60 mph in well under seven seconds, making it considerably faster; it can out-corner both the PT and the VW, not to mention many of the more serious (and more seriously pricey) two-seaters mentioned above; and it still keeps the use of its backseats, which are, we'd add, somewhat more comfortable perches than those you'll get with your $79,100 Porsche Carrera Cabriolet.

Seriously, nobody has apparently mentioned to the Republicans that they only get to name their own party.

Not to mention seriously spicing up this season's second-city derbies.

Not to mention seriously shaking up anything in its path.