Sentence examples for seriously suggested from inspiring English sources

Although many fans complained that the episode was confusing and inconclusive, no one seriously suggested that HBO reshoot the show.

"He cannot take it seriously," suggested Mr. Nader, who appeared on the show back in 1977 and returned four more times as a guest.

The flow has raised tensions throughout Europe, to the point where the top French official responsible for immigration seriously suggested that a wall be built along the entire border.

There were those who suspected that its extraordinarily long spire was intended solely to make it the tallest building in the world, but nobody has ever seriously suggested not counting it.

When the reviews came out, he quite seriously suggested to his assistant director that they should buy up all the copies of the papers in Stratford so the cast wouldn't see them.

At a time of rising political discord between Belgium's Dutch-speaking north and French-speaking south, it is sometimes half seriously suggested that this team and Stromae's charm are the only forces holding Belgium together.

Is she seriously suggesting that reducing these numbers still further is going to drive up standards?

However, is anyone seriously suggesting that our monarch is endlessly dramatically fascinating?

Are you seriously suggesting that all complaints of antisemitism are crying wolf?

Q: Are you seriously suggesting you will be able to introduce a wealth tax?

"Are people seriously suggesting that NZ are better than England?" says David Welch.