Sentence examples for Kind of solemn from inspiring English sources

The Sixth Symphony begins with an extended, multipart theme, a kind of solemn oration.

It was the kind of solemn, carefully orchestrated show at which Russia excels.

So you're using short, aphoristic sentences in order to convey some kind of solemn profundity?

"We deal with death by dealing with the dead," is the kind of solemn phrase he intones.

Many of his longer poems are introduced by a kind of solemn "overture," relating the present with the divine past of the Japanese land and people.

"It's kind of solemn to see how few people have been in the streets," said Krista McFaren, a jogger who bounded by from DuPont Circle.

But straight monster-on-robot action accounts for less of the film than you might hope, and the action is distended with all kinds of solemn character journeys, laugh-free comedy figures, lumbering set-pieces, tiresome sub-Christopher Nolan innerspace adventures, unzinging dialogue, and really little of the imaginative and visual flair that Del Toro has shown in the past.

"It's kind of a solemn day for me," Carolan said.

Opera is the most solemn kind of date night.

In this religio-exploitation picture, Washington maintains a solemn kind of cool, while Oldman, smirking and roaring, keeps the show alive as the ambitious entrepreneur who reads biographies of Mussolini.

In the past week, British football's most august senior statesman – hitherto an endearingly solemn kind of multi-millionaire sporting superstar – has seen not just his private life but a charity-laden, knighthood-bound public image eviscerated.