Sentence examples for seriously not going from inspiring English sources

Are they seriously not going to let me blow this dude up?" Well the wait to kill the Brumak is over.

4. Are we seriously not going to update our emissions targets again until 2025?

Axelrod basically says, UHM, WELL, BILL CLINTON IS GREAT AND ALL...but we're seriously not going to suggest that people put us on the hook like that.

Then he added, "If I didn't have a wife and baby, I might seriously not go back".

I imagined the awkward interactions, the nervous giggling and the public humiliation, and seriously contemplated not going.

What I don't want is this organisation focusing all its time on tub-thumping something that seriously is not going to happen.

And although it only makes a cameo, at the very beginning and end, more than anything One Day makes me really, seriously regret not going to university in Edinburgh.

"What we are trying to do with these negotiations is to get the other side [the troika] to remove itself from a failed logic which they know has failed but can't acknowledge for political reasons, while at the same time acknowledge that Greece, if it doesn't reform itself seriously, is not going to recover, whatever macroeconomic miracles we pull out of a hat".

"And I'm thinking, oh come on, seriously, that's not going to help anything".

"The PTA was very pleased that clearly the judge is taking this seriously and is not going to let the defendant off," he said.

Reality shows often resemble extended brand-management commercials, and we can almost hear the producers' whispered reminders when Russell remarks, "I think I'm on my way to being an amazingly talented journalist, here at Rolling Stone," and when Joe Levy tells Pete, who wrote a piece while drunk, "If you don't take this more seriously, you're not going to last a summer, here at Rolling Stone".