Sentence examples for Quite grave from inspiring English sources

"The situation is quite grave," she said.

"The thing is," he tells me, his face becoming quite grave, "badgers aren't the villains.

When asked for a local environmental update, with atmospheric carbon above three hundred and ninety parts per million and rising, Nasheed said, "Erosion continues here, and it's really quite grave.

That is quite grave, DNA or no DNA, and one hopes that the Steelers — and the Georgia police — are taking the allegations against him as seriously as they should.

The real-world implications of irrationality, Collins added, are quite grave.

This would be fine if the problems that Wales faced weren't quite so grave or so urgent.

There is a debate at the moment as to how serious a problem this is, and successive upward revisions to output suggest that it is not quite as grave as it once seemed.

Their rejection of common liberal institutions and formalized rules would not be quite as grave if they at least shared common informal rules.

Though it contains most of Connolly's better-known essays and squibs, and the whole of Enemies of Promise and The Unquiet Grave, quite a lot of the Selected Works has not worn very well.

Vecihi Ozkaya, the director of a dig at Kortiktepe, 120 miles east of Urfa, doubts the thousands of stone pots he has found since 2001 in hundreds of 11,500-year-old graves quite qualify as that.

He could be witty and silly at times but he was usually quite fierce, stern and grave.