My mother was seriously alarmed.
Don't take it seriously - he's only teasing.
Also, he may be seriously delusional.
Do you seriously wonder that she didn't help him?
He was seriously wounded by a rolling stone.
More unhappiness followed Mansfield when she became seriously ill.
Your conduct will seriously reflect upon your future.
The seriously wounded soldier was speechless But still sensible.
Nobody knows whether she seriously intends to join the race or, if she does, how seriously to take her.
I seriously doubt their contentions will bear the brunt of close scrutiny.
When people ask you to do something, you should take it seriously.
The inflexibility of the country's labor market seriously impede its economic recovery.
More than two unexcused absences will seriously jeopardize your class participation grade.
Even if they normally mitigate risks, they might suddenly magnify them when financial conditions seriously deteriorate.
But it may be seriously questioned whether the advent of modern communications media has much enhanced our intellectual skills.
I didn't go in for poetry seriously, but now I'm beginning to take an interest in it.
By marketing the snuff bottles online, the auction house would seriously reduce the costs associated with the sale.
There's no sense that he doesn't take the deposition seriously, but there is a lot that he doesn't recall.
I also expect that the bursting of the alchemy bubble in the credit markets won't seriously disrupt the global boom.
Extravagant staff meals and links between a senior executive and Guo Meimei have seriously damaged the reputation of China's largest charity.
If big institutions believe this threat is real, then they must take the FDIC's authority seriously and accept a reasonable offer for acquisition.
Every thing should be done conscientiously, and everyone must take it seriously. Because fate is a fantasy. Don't let yourself leave it for too late.
It specialists who take security and systems hardening seriously need to be constantly vigilant about the holes that new technologies can open into their systems.
He has been labelled a defector; but few people took the information he brought out of Russia when he fled to Britain seriously.
"Almost all of their homes were badly damaged, but luckily no one was seriously injured," he said, speaking by phone from a town about 25 miles from the county seat.
He called on Arab states to support fragile Middle East peace talks and warned Iran that it would face sustained international pressure if it did not negotiate seriously over its nuclear program.
In case where violation of requirements in the consent document for planning seriously affects flood control, the violator shall be ordered to dismantle his works within a time limit.
She was at the conference in Boulder to speak on laughter therapy, a subject she took very seriously indeed, and lectured about how we could be healthier in mind and spirit if we laughed more.
committing all sorts of crimes, bullying and harming the masses, and doing what has seriously undermined economic and social order is to be sentenced to not less than three years but not more than 10 years of fixed-term imprisonment
"The Yantze River was hit more seriously than the Yellow River. Some victims flew north, adding fuel to the flame of war among the local tribes. Thus, we have the Yellow Emperor fighting Yandi and Chiyou and the taming of flood by the Great Yu."
