Sentence examples for More solemnly from inspiring English sources

More solemnly, they said that they took comfort in the knowledge that his suffering was over and the belief that he was in a better place.

There are other, more solemnly middlebrow offerings that deserve this treatment more.

We, therefore, solemnly publish and even more solemnly suggest: maybe next time Mr. Diddy should rent a boat.

He added more solemnly: "It's our responsibility to makes sure this doesn't happen again 100 years, or 50 years from now".

With the possible exception of a Caribbean island or two, and perhaps certain pockets of Indian society, no nation more solemnly upholds the ceremony of afternoon tea than Argentina.

The whole import of the pronouncement is that the Church's condemnation of artificial contraception has always been sufficiently well known, and that it was merely necessary to reaffirm it more solemnly.

Much stranger has been the spectacle of six more countries solemnly ratifying the text even after last May.

Asked why such countries should support proposals that could cost them more, diplomats speak solemnly of "solidarity", which in Europe is usually code for redistribution.

One photo on the postcard and the program showed a naked, paint-besmeared man dragging a naked woman through more paint, all solemnly observed by dimly lighted musicians and art fans sitting in the background.

"We'll have to do more tests," he said solemnly, "but you may have cervical cancer".

Judge Lance Ito was once more on the bench, sitting solemnly behind his collection of hourglasses.