Sentence examples for seriously present from inspiring English sources

Maybe it's time that we in media find imaginative ways to seriously present these matters in ways that grab people's interest, and maybe it's time for us voters to seriously consider them.

The absence of such a simple reliable tool hinders research about whether patients who take their symptoms seriously present earlier in the course of disease or have less serious underlying illness.

Another way of explaining our findings is that people who take their symptoms more seriously present for colonoscopy earlier or more frequently than those who take their symptoms less seriously, allowing polyps to be detected and removed preventing their progression to colorectal cancer.

Adults can perceive a similarity between these absurdities and attitudes that have been seriously presented in romantic literature".

When sensationalism, a cheap effect, substitutes for truly disturbing art seriously presented, we should be deeply bothered.

This may look gimmicky and self-conscious, but it is consistently and seriously presented, and Franco's As I Lay Dying is a worthwhile movie, approached in an intelligent and creative spirit.

Figuring out if this makes hers a rich, original mixture of ideas or merely a confusion of notions decorated with some lovely, observational details is the challenge that taking Jacobs seriously presents.

Guadalajara is the birthplace of mariachi, and La Feria, 291 Corona, (52-333) 613-1812, thatseriouslyriously, presenting a full-blown mariachi band with well-known singers and dancers daily at 3 30 p.m., at 10 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 10 30 on Friday and Saturday, and 10 on Sunday.

This extracommunication not only requires extraresource, but more seriously, presents a security gap for potential attack.

Logic - and it is an opinion shared here - suggests no case has yet been seriously presented that England would be a better team without Rooney than with him.

The mockery of yore is taken very seriously by present-day buyers encumbered by surplus millions.