Sentence examples for seriously much from inspiring English sources

The word "addict" is so overused that sex addicts have a hard time getting taken seriously, much less getting sympathy.

Though the pair had been among the first prominent news figures to take his candidacy seriously, much to the chagrin of his critics, the relationship went south after Trump attacked them on Twitter in late June, calling them "Psycho Joe " and "low IQ Crazy Mika". The three haven't spoken since.

For years, Murray blamed the local doctor for not taking his rural patients seriously; much later he realised that his father bore some of the responsibility, for being unable to explain the seriousness of his wife's condition: "Because he was speaking one code and the doctor was speaking another.

It's an idea almost impossible to entertain seriously, much less to accept, and in the weeks following my restaurant face-off between Singer and the steak, I found myself marshaling whatever mental power I could muster to try to refute it.

But seriously, much of banking and economics are cyclical, and the basis of bonuses was to address cyclicality.

For that reason, I never took the genre seriously, much less imagined myself ever writing it.

"Seriously, how much more money do they need?

"More seriously, too much antibiotic on the discs risks giving a false impression of susceptibility.

I have always taken Hirst seriously, but much of what he now does seems like portentous heavy breathing.

"But when she steps into the workplace, the number of people who take her seriously is much higher than in my father's time.

(To say nothing of Ivory Coast, a terrifyingly escalating civil war that should be taken seriously as much more than a talking point).