Sentence examples for seriously use from inspiring English sources

October 20 2015 October 22 201515 Andris Nelsons, only in his thirties, recently accepted a second major music directorship (that of the storied Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra) in addition to his still-fresh commitment to the B.S.O., an orchestra that, after a decade of tumult, could seriously use a grand and unifying vision.

It also disincentives hard-core players from joining these contests, as it's difficult to seriously use statistics to build a team when you don't know what players you'll have access to until the theme is announced each week.

Ask yourself: if you wanted to convey a threat, would you seriously use a flyer or a collage?

If anyone has seriously used the word "mainstream" in recent years, I've missed it.

While many American players view the series in Japan as an enjoyable sideshow, the Japanese take them seriously, using them to measure their skills against the major leaguers.

What sets Comic Sans apart from equally egregious fonts like Curlz MT? Comic Sans is widely and seriously used in astoundingly inappropriate settings.

The brand doesn't take itself too seriously, using humour in its social media posts and even sometimes its customers' comments.

"And it is an issue that many universities are addressing more seriously, using a better set of tools, than in years past".

Didactic issues aside, John Medeski is an exciting pianist, one worth taking seriously; using the piano (as he will do again in this five-night engagement) makes him less mannered and reveals a style traceable to both Ellington and Cecil Taylor.

Very few seem to have protested significantly against the Vietnam War, seriously used drugs, thought of police as "pigs," denounced their parents as oppressors or picked up a copy of Das Kapital.

NEW YORK being New York, even the city's banks and mortgage lending institutions are taking them seriously, using susu membership as a criteria to help establish a person's credit-worthiness.