Sentence examples for a very very grave from inspiring English sources

A very, very grave situation".

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

Describing that speech as "a very, very grave mistake", Mr Bolton demanded that Mr Annan disavow his deputy.

Not exactly stirring stuff, but such is the nature of the truth that it caused a massive storm in the land of the brave and the free, led by the US Ambassador to the UN, John Bolton, who declared Malloch Brown's speech "a very, very grave mistake by the Deputy Secretary General.... the worst mistake by a senior UN official that I have seen".

"It's the first time I've known it to happen in this country". Imam Irfan Chishti, from the Rochdale Council of Mosques, said: "To think that [Mr Uddin] was killed, murdered because they felt that this was an obligation religiously is a very, very grave misunderstanding of the faith.

"The long-term implications for our government, our democracy, are very, very grave," he said during a discussion with John Heilemann of New York magazine at the 92nd Street Y on Manhattan's Upper East Side.

"My life is in very, very, very grave danger," Padnos said.

You accept it, but with very, very grave reservations.

A few weeks later, he overruled some BP officials and ordered the company to stop the "top kill" effort, citing "very, very grave concerns" that it could backfire.

"He still wants to maintain the truth of the very, very grave allegation he made and the only way, in the teeth of an opinion like that, they can get vindication in the public arena is to pursue this.

"A very, very long while".