Sentence examples for seriously such from inspiring English sources

Very few Catholics take seriously such teachings as "condoms are bad" and "masturbation is a mortal sin".

It shot only those it took seriously, such as Communists and trade-union organisers (usually the same people).

What can it possibly mean to "sell out" in this context, assuming you still take seriously such a term?

How seriously such arguments are to be taken depends, in part, on whose interest the rulers exercising this control truly serve.

"Comedy will always find fertile ground in subjects that aren't properly talked about, like sex, or in things that people take very seriously, such as religion," he said.

No one could take seriously such a contrived hip look, except maybe a magazine stylist seeking to make it more contrived.

Such a political settlement was quite reasonable, and the Serbs appeared willing to seriously consider such an agreement.

How seriously should such talk be taken?

This situation might indeed seriously hamper such state prosecutions.

"We are seriously considering such a plant," he said.

Lawmakers said they would seriously consider such requests.