Sentence examples for seriously opened from inspiring English sources
The inquiry chaired by Lord Cullen into the rail disaster, in which 31 people died and 414 were injured, many very seriously, opened last week in London.
Someone had to seriously open a debate about the yawning gap of inequality in this country".
The extent to which ideologies are critiqued at Art Basel Miami Beach is seriously open to question.
At his Capitol office this week, Mr. Seliger, 59, an alumnus of Dartmouth, said, "I'm going into it all with an open mind and a seriously, seriously open door".
Contrary to what the Pentagon says, it is seriously open to question whether we could deal with simultaneous wars in, say, the Middle East and on the Korean peninsula.
For all his other, many indiscretions, Woods's integrity at his place of work has not been seriously open to question.
They've even constructed their own eco loo (well, it does save 30 litres of water a day)." That's seriously open-minded, having a composting toilet in a London home.
Say what you like about the Catholic church's involvement in education, but bear in mind that it was the only option seriously open to children from poorer Catholic families.
There is only a short window of time when people starting a busy Ph.D. are seriously open for new people.
The philosophy of top-down urban planning and Urban Growth Theory has stimulated China's urban development but its validity is now seriously open to question.
If I was in charge of the Democratic National Committee, I would hastily be putting a poll out in the field in New Jersey and Virginia with some seriously open-ended questions.
