Sentence examples for seriously realise from inspiring English sources

There are one or two people taking about it but whether they seriously realise what is coming is another matter".

If we are to seriously realise the ambitions of the Next Generation UK report, it will require a more open-minded approach to wanting to study abroad from British students and further integration of international students here in the UK.

I guess that other personalities within the new regime seriously realised that the country could not keep on evolving as a world's pariah state but also as a "23d province of China".

We joked about it from time to time, but sometimes I said to him, quite seriously, 'you do realise the dangers', and he tried to minimise the dangers with me and with other colleagues and friends and family.

"You don't take everything too seriously and you realise that if you don't do too well on a history test it's not the end of the world.

Seriously, do you realise how much a Le Creuset casserole dish even is?

It makes the case that the West hasn't taken juche seriously enough, or realised how the authorities have been relatively successful in seizing control of their subjects' minds.Much commentary on North Korea stresses the ways in which the regime differs from almost any other on earth, locking its people in a weird alternative reality.

At first I thought: 'OK, this is cool.' But then with Ray I had to take it seriously, I had to realise its significance.