Sentence examples for seriously sometimes from inspiring English sources

Too seriously, sometimes.

After "Swingers," he played a variety of cynics, movers, and louses, sometimes seriously, sometimes for laughs.

I took it seriously, sometimes tracing the little green prefect's badge on my collar with pride.

"They don't take me seriously sometimes, whether that's because of my personality or my size or whatever.

Seriously, sometimes waterproof mascara crumbles, or products that extend your lashes, with tiny fibers on the wand, they also can flake.

Week 2, in which Roseanne Barr takes herself very seriously ("Sometimes you get a choice between being successful and being great"), is made bearable by Bob Saget.

Sometimes they take you seriously and sometimes it's, 'Well that's great, Father, keep up the good work.' I've had to straddle this really awkward fence of being a spiritually empowered Jesuit with a mainstream entertainment production company that's trying to do cutting-edge material.

Snicker at how seriously we sometimes take this sport.

Steinbrenner takes this ownership thing seriously and sometimes a little too literally.

Rourke and some of the actors take the script so seriously they sometimes forget to have much fun with it.

The abrupt cessation of vigorous exercise may cause blood to pool in the legs, which can cause fainting or, more seriously, can sometimes precipitate cardiac complications.