seriously的示例

• I seriously think she'll go crazy if she doesn't have a holiday soon.

• I would seriously consider moving if I had a child.

• Are you seriously telling me that you think you're fat?

• No but seriously, I wouldn't worry about that if I were you.

• She isn't seriously thinking of telling him, is she?

• You don't take me seriously any more!

• We have to take complaints like this very seriously.

• We take this sort of thing very seriously indeed.

• Doctors will always take this symptom seriously.

• I was joking - don't take me so seriously!

• I really cannot take all this stuff seriously.

• If people are to take voting seriously, they should see that their vote counts.

• I found myself asking on reading this, but the question is not seriously addressed.

• At another level, the omission of fundamental components of the historical narrative can seriously mislead readers.

• There are all sorts of possible situations which none of us takes seriously as real likelihoods.

• The seriously polluted advanced regions are coastal, and the lightly polluted under-developed regions are all landlocked.

• Enough commentators took our approach and evidence seriously to give the lie to these accusations of loose standards.

• The powers that previous mayors enjoyed were seriously impeded, and they became powerless to solve citizens' economic and social problems.

• The present system of electing individuals is considered seriously flawed given the low voter turnouts.

• As it begins to give way or is seriously challenged, compelling arguments for its existence are set forth.

• That welfare reform is badly needed cannot be seriously contested.

• In this respect, civic patriotism takes the existing imbrication of politics and culture seriously and urges a considerable 'thinning out' of national cultures.

• Evolutionary naturalism is, almost by definition, incompatible with an approach to religion that takes religion seriously in its own terms.

• Although the parents in this study were drawn from a mixture of social backgrounds, parents from ethnic-minority groups were seriously under-represented.

• It would lead to the book not being reviewed at all, or at least to a review being seriously delayed.