Sentence examples for seriously turn from inspiring English sources

Even adults who take themselves very seriously turn into little kids when they get on this thing.

Imagine how much more can be done if they seriously turn their minds to tackling the issue.

Jimmy Fallon and Robin Wright seriously turn down for nothing.

In regards to reconciliation, Kenya should seriously turn to their bro South Africa, who's post-apartheid reconciliation process was arguably the most successful the world has ever seen.

Considering the fact that children are yet again not perceived as the most important group in the society, UNICEF invites the BiH decision makers to seriously turn their attention to children.

Seriously, turn the volume down.

In 2014, this agency will be seriously turning the screws.

Chandra himself, despairing that his work would ever be taken seriously, turned to entirely different fields.

For the first time, Mexico is seriously turning to the United States for help, and Washington is eager to respond.

"We are going to be seriously turning to the disenrollment issue this year," said Anne Heller, executive director of the city's Office of Health Insurance Access.

But taking it seriously turns out to mean doing what already comes (or ought to come) naturally to liberals: working with democratic allies and international institutions, doing more to help poor countries where jihadis breed, demonstrating American virtue rather than merely asserting it, connecting the quest for freedom and justice in the Muslim world with the same quest at home.