Sentence examples for seriously strong from inspiring English sources

His own band's album Dreaming Out Loud showcases beautiful singing and seriously strong songwriting.

That is some seriously strong growth – the best since we came out of the GFC.

And yet attendances and TV viewing figures are seriously strong for all representative rugby league down under.

Ayling thinks that, overall, Ukip could win as many as 20 seats in the House of Commons: "Enough to have a seriously strong influence in a hung parliament.

Those horses have to be seriously strong stayers to win the World Hurdle, and she looks to me like she's got loads of pace".

Lawrence Dallaglio, Alex King, Will Green, Trevor Leota, Fraser Waters … some seriously strong characters have elevated this narrow stretch of turf into a field of rugby dreams which yielded 144 home wins and five draws in 196 games.

He added that if the Bush administration "wants to protect itself from more failure and collapse, it should change its ambassador in Iraq, honestly and seriously build strong national military forces able to secure the country, and end the claims to occupation that are the main source of the evolution of terrorism".

"In the few areas where it's been seriously addressed, strong law enforcement has cut down on poaching," Walsh said.

But if the international community seriously exercises strong and effective pressure on the regime, the combination of pressure from outside and peaceful resistance inside the country will force the regime to come to the dialogue table.

And in reality, the function would fluctuate seriously under strong noise, presenting several local minimums.

What is specific to the debate on growing radicalism against diversity is that it uses most of the basic normative premises that legitimate the MCP, and in this sense it is a scholarly forum that must be taken seriously by strong defenders of liberal democratic principles and human rights.