Sentence examples for seriously searching from inspiring English sources

Ridiculous takes everything seriously, searching for its meaning.

Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid said that the group's gunmen were "seriously searching the area to find" Mr Khan.

As a younger American composer, John Adams, said last year, Copland "reached his maturity at the same point that the country was seriously searching for its own cultural identity".

Seriously, search for a bunch of new movies you want on iTunes rentals, Netflix Watch Instantly and a torrent tracker.

But I do think we should address the question seriously, search for a proper response, and insist our political representatives take meaningful action.

Seriously, try searching "extreme action" and sort the results by "max pulse" (or just click here)... he dominates the list.

Boys told ABC that she always knew she was adopted, but she hadn't seriously entertained searching for her birth parents until her sister, who was also adopted, found her biological family two years ago.

For example: in the '&apos Symposium,'' the Siamese twins who were the original form of human beings, or the chariot of the soul in the '&apos Phaedrus.'' There is truth of a sort in all these myths, often laced with irony, but they would lead no one seriously to search for a race of fossilized Siamese twins or to do CAT scans for chariot-shaped patterns in the brain.

But seriously, even searches for a certain "c" word return pictures of chickens.

"It is not an effective way to block Holocaust victims but could seriously prevent Helen from searching for victims," he said.

This book is so captivating and never has a dull moment; seriously, I've searched for one but couldn't find anything.