Sentence examples for takes completely from inspiring English sources

There is always a literal meaning, which no one takes completely seriously, and an implied meaning, which is what we respond to even when we pretend to be responding to the literal meaning.

"It's taken completely out of context".

Laura Elgueta Diaz, 40, was taken completely by surprise.

I was taken completely by the introduction to graphic design.

Everyone must have been taken completely by surprise," Vinson said.

Not taken completely seriously, par-3 courses are a frequently overlooked part of the golf world.

There were also some threats to go nuclear, though they were rarely taken completely seriously.

A lot of these calls I take completely blind," he says, sipping a Scotch-and-soda.

But Mr. Bostock ruled out any prospect of Yahoo being taken completely private.

the act of "snapping" a shot will be taken completely out of the equation.

What a hoot: the clowns could still be clowns and be taken completely seriously.