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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as sober" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare someone's state of mind or behavior to that of being sober, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "He approached the situation as sober as a judge, carefully weighing all the options before making a decision."
Alternatives: "as clear-headed" or "as serious".
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"I am alas as sober as a judge.
The album's mood might be described as sober but glowing.
Stockholm itself, however, could certainly not be described as sober.
But the program celebrating Mr. Tucker's life didn't feature a photo of him as sober litigator.
Many people assume that to identify themselves as "sober" or "in recovery" qualifies as a breach.
Wellness lifestyle is more and more alcohol-free, what's become known as sober curious.
It's trading on some folk memory of banks as sober and reliable.
All this state-stripping turmoil is disguised as sober "continuity" Conservatism.
Swann's sheep are as sober as judges and work out the crime from first principles.
But he came across as sober and reliable, and he became a star of the punditry culture.
Dreamland is a lovely work, its level surface as buffed as a Rothko and its palette as sober.
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