Sentence examples for written seriously from inspiring English sources
Biographies of Stalin and Mikhail Gorbachev abound, but nobody has written seriously about Leonid Brezhnev, on whose watch the Soviet Union sank into drunken decay.
And a few who have written seriously about history – I'm thinking Tristram Hunt, William Hague, too – might feel aggrieved by the other stuff.
In more than a dozen books, Elizabeth Drew has written seriously and usefully about the American political process, especially about the pernicious role of big money in elections.
Most people who have written seriously about the life of the spirit in Christianity and Judaism spend a lot of their time telling you how absolutely bloody awful it is".
Most people who have written seriously about the life of the spirit in Christianity spend a lot of their time telling you how absolutely bloody awful it is!" A church that expects to reign supreme and unchallenged as one of the most powerful institutions in the land is a church profoundly alienated from the truth of its original existence.
He has also written: Seriously, though, you got glimpses, very vague glimpses, of a far different world than that assigned by segregation laws, and I was taken very early with a passion to link together all I loved within the Negro community and all those things I felt in the world which lay beyond.
I want to go off and write seriously.
Another wrote, "Seriously I am like in love with you".
By then, I'd been writing seriously for seven years.
Another user named Nick Dawson wrote: "Seriously AT&T?
"Please don't take anything Bild writes seriously.
