Sentence examples for seriously relate from inspiring English sources
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde would seriously relate to modern professional rugby union.
That isn't anything to do with what the real potential of interactive entertainment is "about", and if we could just kind of wrest control of the medium away from these nerd dudes and their nerd power fantasies there'd be more and better and different stuff and people everywhere would take games seriously and relate to them and enjoy them.
We take seriously anything related to allegations of sexual abuse.
"Given the fact the problems at the border have turned to become seriously drug related, I think it's necessary and helps comprehensive reform," Mr. Schumer said, "because it shows that Democrats will fight for both parts of the issue".
This assumption may not be satisfied in most cases and affects seriously all related applications in chemical and petroleum engineering.
"The implications of the investigation need to be assessed seriously as they relate to a terrorist attack on E.U. soil, which resulted in the killing and injury of innocent civilians," she said in a statement.
But Leibowitz is unwilling to engage in such idealistic guesswork, which he dismisses as meaningless, claiming fundamentally not to understand how one is to relate seriously to such ideals (Sihot, 92).
It will be those applications that should be jotted down more seriously because they relate to what is foremost on your mind during sleep.
Seriously, can anyone still relate to The Beatles? That's what one Cheerio wants to know but according to Blaine (Darren Criss) the answer is obviously yes.
The advertisement called for people with excellent organisational and interpersonal skills (including the ability to relate to seriously injured adults), who were able to work during evenings and weekends and had experience operating computers.
On 18 November 2011, the Guardian published a seriously misleading headline relating to the IPCC investigation into his death, then took too long to change it.
