Sentence examples for take something too seriously from inspiring English sources

You go to the training because you like it, you feel much more relaxed, you don't take something too seriously.

"You've got to take something seriously.

It's hard to take something like this job too seriously.

They take something like this very seriously.

It also helps to not take life too seriously, something you can never outgrow, for as humor columnist Dave Barry says, "You can only be young once, but you can always be immature".

Brief, comedic interviews present an open-minded sensibility that says, "We don't take ourselves too seriously,"—something that makes all of our daily lives a little bit more comfortable to sit with. .

[Riseborough has so far attempted the banjo, violin and bass guitar.] But it's not something I take too seriously.

Don't take it too seriously if something breaks or goes wrong.

I thought with this character that there was the opportunity to do something that didn't take itself too seriously.

The problem is that you Britons take sex too seriously, too ponderously, as something deeply personal and secret, to be hidden and discussed in whispers or, conversely, something smutty to be gossiped about," Dr Waynberg said.

Don't take this guide too seriously.