Sentence examples for a grave case from inspiring English sources

But now the faithful — liberals, for the most part — seemed to be suffering a grave case of disappointed expectations.

Walsh and Pearl head into the future, but part of their future's relative brightness rests on her apparent whiteness, a moral conundrum that afflicts her with a grave case of that twentieth-century complaint, liberal guilt.

Judge Justice King said the matter "was and is a grave case" whereby the defendant took an axe and "on any view brutally killed the two victims".

After being sent away empty-handed from the government health center when the child was in respiratory distress, Susana sought care from a private physician, who diagnosed the condition as a grave case of pneumonia.

Prosecutor Achim von Engel described the case as a "particularly grave case of tax evasion", calling for five and a half years in prison.

They are all grave cases.

But his focus in this grave case was not only self-serving, it was shamelessly distorted.

First, because supermarkets build their systems around shipping food long distances around the country, using practices that result in vast amounts of waste – as the Guardian reported in the grave case of Prince Charles' carrots.

First, it is seen as a vehicle for counsel to put before the fact-finder - in grave cases, a jury - his client's version of events.

Rights activists have long complained that officials acted with impunity in grave cases, like the death of Sandro Girgvliani, a bank executive who was abducted by law enforcement officers in 2006 after an altercation.

From what we've learned, this is a very, very grave, serious case".