Sentence examples for seriously thought that from inspiring English sources

When I spoke to other people at the centre when Mr Balakrishnan wasn't there, they were super paranoid – they seriously thought that policemen on the beat or fire engines going by were psychological warfare".

"If we seriously thought that our intentions made no difference to how we behave, we couldn't go on using the language of ethics.

Maybe the occasional 14-year-old might read down to it, but no one seriously thought that 15 or 16-year-olds would read it.

Who in team Cameron seriously thought that this title-tattle should be fanned, and might be some sort of election-winner?

The limited run of "A Steady Rain" made big money in New York, but no one seriously thought that audiences went to see the fine plotting or insightful character development by Keith Huff, the playwright.

I seriously thought that America might be ready for a businessman president, someone with an eye for the bottom line, someone who has created thousands of jobs and isn't part of the "inside the Beltway" buddy system.

"I seriously think that would be beneficial".

Did you seriously think that would work on me?

Does anyone seriously think that assurances about "better bonuses" (as misguided as "better targets", of which they are a close relative) will stem this tide of outrage?

Do you seriously think that voting for such a candidate and party is "liberal"?

Does he seriously think that texting you is going to magically make you forget all the reasons why you ended it in the first place?