Sentence examples for seriously useful from inspiring English sources

Burrell talks about what Food Network signature she might adopt; she reveals who in her family is the worst cook (and her answer might surprise you); and she gives us some seriously useful meatball tips.

But it's vastly better than it was just a few years ago, and has already become a seriously useful tool.

The touchpad is a little over-sensitive, and our review model crashed a few times, but the battery lifespan comes in at a seriously useful 24 hours.

With GPS in mobiles as standard, years ahead of the UK, the keitai has also evolved into a seriously useful navigation tool here.

"The WebMission experience of fered me a balance of seriously useful fact-finding, introduc tions to US contacts and fund ing as well as intense bonding with fellow UK entrepreneurs which would have been impossi ble to emulate in London" David Maher-RoberTheFilterlThe "The quality of advice that you get in the Valley can be compa ny changing significant.

It turns out that the press likes talking about silly products just as much as seriously useful ones.

Other people make recommendations that range from the sarcastic ("Maybe start reading the sports pages?" – A Guardian Sports Writer) to the vaguely useful ("Seriously, start reading the sports pages" – A Guardian Sports Editor).

Such humorists (even when they take their jokes seriously) are peculiarly useful to an impatient, critical people like the French, who, especially when troubled, would be under the necessity of inventing such persons, as Voltaire said of someone else, if they did not already exist.

Strikingly, the care users experienced the dialogue as satisfactory, in the sense that they felt taken seriously and contributed useful knowledge.

Short peptides that are made of natural amino acids were never seriously considered as useful materials as recent as 16 years ago.

In either case, though, the Communist governments took your words seriously -- as useful propaganda or potential threat.