Sentence examples for seriously there was from inspiring English sources

Most seriously, there was no way to validate the methods used, to be sure they were reliable.

But seriously, there was a time when states needed huge armies because they were interested in conquering each other to get bigger, suck in more tax revenue, and justify their rulers' thirst for glory.

Even though the show seemed to take itself and the environment -- in the industry, if not the cosmos -- quite seriously, there was some of the whimsy that the event was known for.

More seriously, there was an anguished NGO worker from Nigeria who dared not talk about his beliefs because he thought that this would damage the credibility and effectiveness of the agency he worked for.

"Some lawyers made the case that there might be avenues to pursue," Mr. Daley said, noting that one in particular, whom he would not name, "thought very seriously there was a long shot" of returning to the Florida Supreme Court.

In the latest response to calls from UK politicians to unpick the EU treaties and rewrite one of its founding principles, the European parliament's president, Martin Schulz, said that while he took UK demands for reform of the EU "very seriously" there was no question of the parliament agreeing to reopen the rule-book on free movement.

Seriously, there's no point.

Seriously, there are only, like, three instructions.

More seriously, there's already one nice result of this.

Seriously, there's no pressure of that sort here.

Seriously, there are few holidays more Jewish than Christmas.