The loss of a family member, a friend, or a pet can impact a child far more gravely than it may seem on the surface.
"I thought, I could get health insurance!" Her mother, meanwhile, who had been "dying for a very long time" (one leg had been amputated a few years earlier), became more gravely ill.
When it comes to discussing the sobering discoveries he made at Foxconn, which employs some 430,000 people in its compound in Shenzhen, Mr. Daisey speaks more gravely and with a charged intensity.
The scenes in which Zhao is most patient show Brady at a local rehab center, visiting a fellow-rider named Lane Scott (playing himself), who is more gravely disabled than Brady is.
More gravely, the counter-terror approach has a troubled past.
"History shows that teams can be a bit ignorant or cheeky to it," Maxwell adds, more gravely.
Nothing, however, more gravely threatened Obama's image as a "post-racial" candidate than the disclosure of the content of sermons by Jeremiah Wright, Obama's religious mentor and pastor for 20 years, the man who married Obama and who baptized his children.
Endangered more gravely than we had supposed possible by an enemy that cannot be defeated by military methods alone, the nation redraws the line between security and liberty.
Each time he takes to the microphone — twice in twelve hours while attending a NATO meeting, in Warsaw, this week — Obama seems to speak ever more slowly, more gravely, as if to mask the sadness and the acrid frustration within.
This campaign of hers, I fear, is again, impelled by much feeling and inadequate reflection and at a time when the NHS, its founding mission and future, are seriously at risk, more gravely than at any point in its history.
