Sentence examples for seriously reflected from inspiring English sources

The battle of the videos provoked the predictable jokes about cat fights and, more seriously, reflected the divide between women — even within the anti-Palin bloc.

There are certainly efforts being made within Europe to broaden the school curriculum, set to ensure that a future perspective is seriously reflected therein.

"If people seriously reflect on that, they will say it does matter in a way history ultimately proved that race does not matter".

He needs to seriously reflect on that – and reflect on whether his actions and attempt to cover them up are consistent with his position as an honourable member of the House of Commons".

Ms Sturgeon concluded: "He needs to seriously reflect on that - and reflect on whether his actions and attempt to cover them up are consistent with his position as an honourable member of the House of Commons".

(If you want to know whether police have been told to take this seriously, reflect on the insistence of one of them, Xie Yalong, that he only admitted to corruption because he was tortured).

The failure of Congress to take this bill seriously reflects the sense among Americans as a whole that slavery has no economic bearing on the nation as it exists today.

Now in its 33rd year, it takes its commitment to film from Africa and Asia very seriously, reflecting the industry, skill and cultures those cinema traditions are slowly becoming known for in the west.

He rarely had an opportunity to seriously reflect on his Korean heritage, but he began to appreciate the stories that food could tell when he was still a child, staying home with his mom, watching the Food Network and idolizing Emeril Lagasse and Bobby Flay.

No one took me seriously," reflects Bullock.

Mr Wen said local authorities must "seriously" reflect and learn from the incident.