"Don't take my tweets too seriously, " Mr. Murdoch said Wednesday, smiling, when asked about them.
Have fun, don't take it too seriously, forget who won five seconds after it's over.
He believes gaining full-time work experience will teach a person to not take criticism too seriously.
He kept reminding the editors, and the readers, that they shouldn't take themselves too seriously.
The Ethiopians are talking about withdrawing their forces, although I wouldn't take that too, too seriously.
"I wouldn't take that legislation too seriously, " Chief Executive David Bernauer said back in February.
The result takes itself much too seriously, with acts of brutality outnumbering the gags.
Arianna Huffington must not be taking that class action lawsuit against her too seriously.
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Although he attracts top talent, no one takes themselves too seriously at his parties.
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But he also warned not to take their requests for "strange features" too seriously.
There is altogether more powerful evidence that the Japanese take washing and cleanliness a little too seriously.
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He doesn't seem to take things too seriously which adds to his enigmatic character on the field.
The trick is that people are looking for authentic, self-deprecating voices willing to not take themselves too seriously.
He does, however, caution others to maintain a sense of humor and not too take the page too seriously.
The problem is that "we take economics too seriously as a society" and assume it works all the time.
If one of our guests talked too much or too seriously about business, well, they probably weren't invited back.
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Neither will they take too seriously the prime minister's vow to boost education and ease poverty on Pakistan's border.
If you're writing a serialized novel about a yoga detective, it's best not to take the process too seriously.
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He wanted to create a bright, breezy, fun newspaper that would catch people's attention and not take itself too seriously.
Plus, we all have a tendency to take ourselves way too seriously.
His critics grumble that, although Brazilians know better than to take Mr Franco too seriously, he succeeds in scaring away foreign investors.
By all accounts, success never tempted him to take himself too seriously.
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While the Lord of the Rings movies often took themselves a little too seriously, The Hobbit is Saturday matinee fun on a huge scale.
Look, look, if you think the playing fields of Eton was anything other than a joke, then I think you take your politics too seriously.
John asked posters not to take the whole thing too seriously.
The Buffett Rule was heavily discussed leading up to the start of the presidential debates, which is precisely why I never took it too seriously.
By contrast, Misia never takes herself or her lovers too seriously.
Journalism professor Roy Greenslade said he was uneasy about serious newspapers "taking a smear rather too seriously and giving it more prominence than it was due".
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