Sentence examples for a solemn message from inspiring English sources
The novel has a solemn message, nonetheless.
We're sending out a solemn message: we don't know what happened on 9/11, yes we have questions, but on the day we're not asking them.
As University of Virginia students were preparing to celebrate homecoming, UVa President Teresa Sullivan sent out a solemn message this past Friday: Remains found one week earlier had been confirmed to be those of missing sophomore Hannah Graham.
A few weeks after taking office, the next mayor will appear in the Blue Room of City Hall to deliver a very solemn message about the budget for the coming year.
He said the policy clearly indicated, without saying so explicitly, that what was expected was a religious message, "suggesting that a solemn, yet nonreligious, message, such as commentary on United States foreign policy, would be prohibited".
WHEN an American presidential candidate visits Israel and his key message is to encourage us to pursue a misguided war with Iran, declaring it "a solemn duty and a moral imperative" for America to stand with our warmongering prime minister, we know that something profound and basic has changed in the relationship between Israel and the United States.
They describe him closing his eyes and addressing God with thees and thous, composing his message to suit the occasion, whether at a church meeting, at a hospital bedside or in a solemn moment with family and friends.
It was a solemn ceremony.
It was just a solemn little meeting.
"Is that a promise?" "A solemn promise".
He was a solemn, creative child.
