Sentence examples for seriously reject from inspiring English sources

But just the other day, I heard a senior scholar seriously reject a younger colleague's work because more than five people could understand what he's doing.

I seriously reject the nouveau nihilism, and the entertainment industry's infatuation with some dystopian future.

User Euphorion25 highlights how Empson took the complex, sometimes inconsistent depiction of the deity in Paradise Lost seriously, rejecting the attempts of CS Lewis and others to rehabilitate Milton's God.

(He and Ms. Conlin took their fossil fuel diet seriously, rejecting not only public transportation but also the services of their own liveried elevator men; in the seventh month of the experiment, they turned off their electricity).

"These sorts of reports are lies and improper and are seriously rejected," IRNA quoted Qassemi as saying.

But if the host can afford it, it is a must, except if the guest strongly and seriously rejects for the host to make so much food or cook a whole lamb.

Although some countries' pandemic preparedness plans list travel bans as an option, Ferguson says most governments that have studied the idea seriously have rejected it.

"We hope the Maryland Racing Commission takes the concerns of the community around the State Fairgrounds seriously and rejects this petition," wrote Sen. Robert A. Zirkin and Dels.

Until this point, I seriously had rejected any kind of help because I didn't want to admit that I had a problem.

In Sledge's case, being financially dead resulted in being turned down for a department-store credit card and, more seriously, being rejected for a car loan, which he said made it harder to work.

I would seriously have to reject financial compensation for just dealing with life - that's part of being a human living in a society with other humans.