Sentence examples for view seriously from inspiring English sources

He allows the audience to hear how Mr. Lonergan actually encourages us to take this police officer's point of view seriously.

Anyone who thinks they are going to win this election playing the Iraq or the terrorism card — one way or another — is, in my view, seriously deluded.

But Congress, which is able to maintain some control over the independent and executive branch agencies through the power of the purse, has never taken that view seriously.

Ford's is the long view, seriously considered, full of nuance and detail and heritage; Smith's the capturing of a moment, smart and zippy and fresh.

Obviously, Apatow and Rogen considered this point of view seriously and calmly, accepting that maybe a woman would have a different – more valid, even – perspective on sexism to them.

While it's silly to suggest a conspiracy funded by big pharma – vaccines are among the least profitable of pharmaceutical products – it's at least more plausible than the suggestion that climate scientists around the world are conspiring to impose a communist world government, a view seriously propounded by supposed political hardheads like Nick Minchin.

Prepare for a viewing seriously.

She desperately wants to be viewed seriously as a coach.

All were forced at last to take the listeners' views seriously.

He added: "The university does not take the views seriously of students prepared to put themselves on the front line.

"Of course, in a way it was convenient to find that no administration would take my views seriously," he said.