Sentence examples for seriously part of from inspiring English sources

"Community support is seriously part of his heritage".

PB: No but seriously, part of what makes it really exciting is because facebook is at this really interesting point in history.

Such a term holds the promise to go beyond old debates and worries concerning medical traditions outside conventional medicine, if conventional medicine is seriously part of integrative medicine.

Even alongside the formidable calculations of IMS resident wonk Kevin Watson, it's hard to take seriously parts of a report that credits Nervo with the success of women DJs in Thailand and Singapore (page 12) or offers Simon Cowell's "Ultimate DJ" show and a museum in Frankfurt as the same level of evidence that "electronic music has begun to truly penetrate mainstream culture" (page 23).

Here comes the seriously contrived part of the story.

Living in a seriously snowy part of the world is hard work, even with all the benefits of modern technology.

As a result, it has never quite gained enough of a foothold to be taken seriously as part of UK musical culture.

For a start, Brown is receiving a steady stream of supplicants urging him to take the arts seriously as part of his first 'Hundred Days'.

One young man reminds viewers that France is a country that takes protest very seriously as part of the legacy of 1789.

If they continue to flout the UN security council [resolution]... they are not going to be treated seriously as part of the community of nations.

"Physical education is not really taken seriously as part of the core curriculum at the elementary level in the way that it should be," said Heather Diaz, an assistant professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Science at California State University, Sacramento.