Sentence examples for seriously seen from inspiring English sources

More seriously, seen from Alinsky's point of view (he believed in "not rhetoric, but realism"), the Climate Camp suffers from a preoccupation with measuring its achievements in terms of the protests it has undertaken rather than a series of achievable goals that those outside the camp movement can easily identify with.

He saw everything seriously, saw life as infinitely grave.

There are also signs that European flag carriers are beginning to take such competitors seriously (see article).

They don't seriously see the impacts that will flow from a small increase in the average temperature where the net effect will be enormous".

But it sets a challenge: to seriously see this implemented we're going to have to see resourcing put into it".

Put it this way – if a player came out tomorrow, could you seriously see anything but a flood of supportive tweets from fellow footballers and fans?

I can't seriously see many mainstream uses for it: couples, for example, certainly couldn't watch two different TV shows simultaneously (unless they could also hear different sounds).

"But some airlines, like SIA, Qantas and British Airways, do take their wine selection very seriously, seeing wine as an important part of the overall airline experience, particularly for first and business class travelers".

"You can seriously see it's a valid species".

It should be noted, however, that some philosophers still support Frege's view or at least take it very seriously (see Cocchiarella 1986 and Landini 2008).

2. The denial of Bivalence is here characterized in a way that entails the negation of Taking Tense Seriously (see below), but it could also be formulated in a way that is consistent with Taking Tense Seriously.