Sentence examples for used seriously from inspiring English sources

The word "hate" was used seriously by the most famous name in the game.

Meanwhile, that new dock connector was so thoroughly leaked that it's unlikely to put the wind up the burgeoning "appcessories" industry (yes, a word used seriously by real companies).

While I freely admit the emotional affair was a breach on a number of levels, am I responsible for reimbursing her? NAME WITHHELD How long has it been since I heard the word "paramour" used seriously?

Common as jokes and in riddles, puns also may be used seriously, as in John Donne's "A Hymne to God the Father": Sweare by thy selfe, that at my death thy sonne Shall shine as he shines now, and heretofore; And, having done that, Thou haste done; I fear no more.

Still, it's the word "teleportation", used seriously, in a headline.

"Darwin never intended it to be used seriously.

And, most importantly, both programs use seriously depressing themes in a way that makes us uncomfortable, and as a result, makes us laugh.

This guy is a creep and a liar, probably married, and even worse, using seriously outdated pictures of himself in his online profile.

Anyway, the duo uses seriously epic trance buildups and half-time beats to layer with the diva vocals and comes out with something that will really get the grinders out of the woodwork.

But generally, I haven't actually started to like a show that I used to seriously dislike.

Actually, like Tom Townsend, the brainy Princeton freshman in "Metropolitan," Stillman's 1990 movie about young preppies navigating Manhattan's débutante scene, he used to seriously dislike her.