Sentence examples for seriously renowned from inspiring English sources

As usual, Flavor Flav will dress like an over-accessorized action figure when he could easily suit up as Mozart; he was a seriously renowned, multi-instrumental childhood musical prodigy.

Other work showed neonicotinoids seriously harmed bees by damaging their renowned ability to navigate home.

Common crop pesticides have been shown for the first time to seriously harm bees by damaging their renowned ability to navigate home.

But, as Tony Wheeler tells it, in 1984 he noticed that the Moon Travel Handbook's renowned Indonesia guide was seriously out of date, so he commissioned a book on that country.

Mourinho is renowned for taking every competition seriously - and this was a line-up that should have had enough quality to beat a team 49 places below them.

A professor from the renowned Tohoku University in Northern Japan seriously states [JP] the toy appeals to human instincts with the 5-second approach.

Releasing impressively specc'ed devices at seriously aggressive prices is what Xiaomi is renowned for — the Mi 4c is yet another very competitive offering that should worry Samsung and others — but mobile operators services is something new altogether.

The Seamus Heaney who was renowned the world over was never a man who took himself too seriously, certainly not with his family and friends.

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"Unfortunately, women are taken less seriously more often than men when it comes to pain," Dr. Jennifer Wider, a nationally renowned women's health expert and the spokeswoman for the Society for Women's Health Research, told Broadly.

The co-instructor, Colin Greenland, was a renowned critic and champion of the genre who had long argued that it be taken seriously as literature, which Clarke appreciated.