Sentence examples for seriously trusted from inspiring English sources
This leads to the conclusion that morphology alone cannot be seriously trusted.
"I was like, 'No, no seriously, trust me on this one, it's really good.'" Doesn't she worry about her old fans thinking that she's gone too mainstream?
It just means that you shouldn't take yourself so seriously because, trust me, no one else is taking you seriously.
The adults take them seriously; they trust their children's judgment, and assume that this faith will be repaid.
But why should we take Ashcroft's self-published book (he owns Backbite, the imprint) seriously, or trust the "high-level sources" he and co-author, Isabel Oakeshott, claim to have spoken to.
Christine is initially shocked to learn that some folks in the sex trade are not to be trusted (seriously, how did this woman get into law school?) while others, including some of her clients, are just as sad and displaced as she apparently feels.
ZTE takes cybersecurity and privacy seriously and remains a trusted partner to our US suppliers, US customers and the people who use our high quality and affordable products for their communications needs.
"I also remember thinking that this was a moment when my pride had been seriously wounded but that I trusted him enough not to run from the embarrassment".
Platts MOC is widely recognised as bringing transparency to markets that would otherwise be opaque.We take seriously the trust bestowed upon us by our subscribers and the marketplace.
The State Department spokesman, Philip J. Crowley, released a statement warning both sides that "if either takes significant actions during the proximity talks that we judge would seriously undermine trust, we will respond to hold them accountable and ensure that negotiations continue".
