The phrase "a solemnly" is not correct in written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "solemnly" is an adverb and should not be preceded by "a."
Example: "He spoke solemnly during the ceremony."
Alternatives: "in a solemn manner" or "with solemnity."
Gerhaher's encore restored high-mindedness with a solemnly exquisite Byron setting from Schumann's Myrten Op 25.
A solemnly handsome Criterion Collection rerelease for Visconti's still-sublime Thomas Mann adaptation, in all its decayed splendour.
Instead, their hourlong improvisation was a solemnly atonal meditation, contemplating the nuances and interactions of drone, rustle, clangor and squeak.
"Eclipse" exists in a solemnly designed space, where the mood echoes the same order and precision of Mr. Bokaer's uncluttered, straightforward dances.
The opening Kyrie of the Mass in C minor is Mozart at his most inspired, a solemnly beautiful chorus that treads slowly forward in magisterial layers of counterpoint.
He strides down the road, handsome and smiling in his plain black cassock, and the communal radio immediately switches from Bananarama to a solemnly chanted Benedictus.
It gets off to a deceptive start when a dancer solemnly assumes a balletic position.
Emphasizing the conflict among social classes, they depict bodies strewn on battlefields, soldiers marching, the victims of a dynamited train, a group solemnly participating in a requiem vigil.
Rogen added last week: "I respect that maybe she realises it has hurt her career," he said, like a teacher solemnly pleased a naughty toddler has learned her lesson.
The custom that a family solemnly brings a log into the house and lights it on the hearth on Christmas Eve has been recorded in various parts of Europe.
I'm not sure which moment is most impressive: a burning body tumbling acrobatically down a stairwell, or a jury solemnly breaking into fingerclicks without making you laugh.
