Sentence examples for seriously very from inspiring English sources
Muirfield takes seriously, very seriously, a role at the heart of the establishment of this sport.
Some Fridays at Bricktops, the code word might be Zelda or Brecht or, seriously (very seriously), Schopenhauer.
On the other hand, Sanders enters the contest at a moment when it's possible to be taken seriously — very seriously — as a liberal with a youthful following.
"Grigoriy takes things very seriously, very much to heart," says Kevin Macdonald, the director who has cast Dobrygin in his upcoming Anglo-Russian submarine thriller Black Sea.
"Sir, when you vote to send men and women to war, like Charlie and I did after 9/11, that's a vote you take very seriously, very solemnly," he said, referring to Representative Charlie Bass, a House colleague who was also present.
(Media people are obsessed with ratings; modern politicians are opportunistic; people get falling-down drunk at Oktoberfest. Imagine!) More seriously, very little actually happens for ages beyond a multitude of contrived conversations in which the party who isn't Adolf Hitler marvels at Hitler's ability to stay in character, while Hitler himself is, well, Hitler.
Its presence on my bookshelf contributes, in an infinitesimal way, to my appearance as an ironic and literary individual, someone who knows not to take herself seriously, but who takes that not-taking-seriously very seriously.
My mum was seriously stylish – very fashion.
Seriously though: Very good.
Or worse, the Natives, as seen in Gangs of New York, and we know what they did to the immigrants... Seems, though, that many digital natives take themselves very seriously -- very, very seriously indeed.
