Sentence examples for title seriously from inspiring English sources

Vonn takes that title seriously.

But Princess Minnie takes her job — if not the title — seriously.

Max Snow, an art world It boy with good hair and better lineage, has been taking that title seriously.

But Mr. Welser-Möst took the "symphony" part of the piece's title seriously, emphasizing its structural coherence.

Henri Dutilleux's "Jeu des Contraires" (1989) takes its title seriously: delicacy mingles with brusqueness, and fleetness is offset by chordal steadiness.

At the end of the day, no one is really going to take a sport that has "lingerie" in its title seriously.

Even hardcore fans probably have trouble taking her recent album titles seriously: "Butterfly," "Rainbow," "Glitter," "Charmbracelet".

How can we take titles seriously when they suggest a cloak-and-suit-specialty--Ginsberg, Vogue, Pantz?

Mr. Condon takes titles seriously — so much so that he put the opening sequence of "The Fifth Estate" in motion even before he started shooting the film in Belgium last year.

Then you should email your reading to Penguin for a chance to win $500 worth of Penguin poetry titles (seriously).

In Clinton Hill, Jonathan Butler, the publisher of Brownstoner, did not take his blogging title too seriously.