Sentence examples for suggested seriously from inspiring English sources

There is a mood of punishment abroad: on Thursday two rightwing German MPs suggested, seriously, that the Acropolis, the Parthenon, and a few Aegean islands should be sold off to raise the necessary cash.

More recently, during a meeting of the state Transportation Strategy Board, a group of business leaders and state commissioners, someone suggested "seriously exploring double-decking I-95," Mr. Wilson said.

When I suggested, quite seriously, tossing it down the burrow as a deterrent, my husband gaped at me and blurted: "What are we, the Mafia?

She said the revelation in the report that three other doctors had committed serious sexual offences at the hospital in the past four decades suggested "something seriously amiss".

"Can I trust him?" At one point, when we were talking about the southwestern part of the state, Webb suggested, half seriously, that I should talk to his cousin Jimmy, who writes a column for The Lebanon News.

Mr. Park and his co-counsel, Baruch Weiss, vigorously maintained their client's innocence and placed much blame on an inexperienced federal agent who they suggested was "seriously confused" and "gets it wrong a lot".

Instead he suggested — perhaps seriously, perhaps rhetorically — that I write a longer post explaining my objections.

He had recently suggested, half-seriously, in an online forum among turtle scientists, that "reverse poaching" might be useful — smuggling captive-bred chelonians back into their range countries for freelance release into the wild.

Even if this presents an exaggerated picture, it suggests something seriously amiss.

He suggests, half seriously, that John Lennon might have "killed Christianity," though Lennon was insistently Jesus-centered ("Christ!

(Not that I would ever suggest this seriously, but remember China is considering the death penalty in food poisoning cases).