Over-promoted General Sir Mike Rose, a failed military leader in bloody Bosnia, has his three ha'porth in the paper, while Chris Huhne solemnly accuses Blair of telling lies in his Guardian column.
Billablog On theguardian.com "'That really is a beautiful tomato and mozzarella salad,' [Stewart] intones solemnly to a bemused waiter".
For instance, he added an opening pre-title scene to create the first of several McGuffins, as Hitchcock called red herrings, in which the kids are filmed solemnly and quietly agreeing to kill Jane's father.
Afterwards we publicly celebrated mass together and solemnly embraced one another.
When he was introduced to Jane and she shook his hand solemnly, he asked her if her boyfriend's name was Tarzan, which amused her immensely.
There are a few wonderful, practical uses of Welsh: train announcements are often made in Welsh first at train stations, so platform changes usually see Welsh speakers heading for the stairs first, leaving poor English speakers jostling solemnly for seats on packed trains.
But children featured solemnly in many of the speeches.
Judging by the last few big films that Caine has made, this means that The Last Witch Hunter is going to have loads of boring exposition that needs to be solemnly intoned by an elder statesman figure, and also that Morgan Freeman was busy.
Rudd solemnly warned voters that Britain is the only European country to use first past the post – as if that would swing many votes.
One lady solemnly told me that dark, outside forces were responsible for everything here, from floods and pickpocketing to the price of sugar.
If every lie told by politicians, especially those uttered in parliament, where the offence is taken most solemnly, was a hanging offence, you wouldn't be able to move at Westminster for gibbets.
