Sentence examples for that it seriously from inspiring English sources

(You keep expecting Glinda to start singing, "Did you ever know you were my hero, Elphaba?") As a parable of fascism and freedom, "Wicked" so overplays its hand that it seriously dilutes its power to disturb.

Conversely, Ben Brantley in the New York Times loved the production but panned the show itself, calling it a "sermon" that "so overplays its hand that it seriously dilutes its power," with a "generic" score.

Although the IMF has publicly admitted that it seriously underestimated the impact of Greece's recession on its ability to deliver, there are growing concerns over the government's determination to crack down on tax collection – the single biggest drain on the country's economic performance.

What is worse, however, is that it seriously injured Pierre Thomas.

Is Team GB doing so well that it seriously compares to Team USA?

The contamination is not so great, however, that it seriously compromises the scientific usefulness of the meteorites as samples from randomly distributed locations on the Moon.

One idea being suggested is to inject rhino horn with poison that could make those that consume it seriously ill.

It's like that, it's seriously nuts.

I respect that and take it seriously," Steinberg said.

Yes, it was ― but that person took it seriously.

I pointed out that taking it seriously could ease the knowledge paradox regarding an uncertain and insecure future.