Sentence examples for seriously seek from inspiring English sources

According to the Royal Gazette, in court June 9, Bermuda Supreme Court Chief Justice Dr. Ian Kawaley called the referendum plan "absolutely absurd" and told the government, "I don't see how you can seriously seek to defend it".

If you've actually followed these instructions seriously, seek immediate psychological help – what I've written has all been utter MANURE.

Cameron, who takes defence seriously, seeks to avoid past errors.

However, critics say he has never seriously sought to earn a living.

Greek Cypriots for the most part blamed the United States for failing to prod Turkey into seriously seeking a settlement.

Their first task is to vet applicants for the new benefit, which is means-tested and paid only to those who are seriously seeking work.

He never seriously sought national reconciliation after ending the 26-year civil war in 2009, though he rebuilt much of the Tamil-dominated north.

The defense says that this fuller picture was available to prosecutors, too, but that they neither seriously sought nor heeded information that could have discredited the woman.

And while international nuclear inspectors later found evidence of laboratory experimentation with some fuel technology needed to produce a nuclear weapon, there is no evidence the South has seriously sought a weapon since then.

Arguably Le Pen senior has never seriously sought political power, but has been happy in his role as troublemaker-in-chief for the French republic, lobbing hand-grenades at will into the political arena.

Rauschenbusch seriously sought to integrate a rigorous theological understanding with a critical social analysis of some of the structural causes of poverty, as well as the social responsibilities of government and religious institutions.