Sentence examples for both the gravity of from inspiring English sources

Harvey and DeGeneres are in the business of breezy earnestness, in contrast with the ambience of ABC's reinvigorated "Match Game," in which Alec Baldwin, wisecracking with celebrity panelists, deploys both the gravity of his voice and the solidity of his ego with irony, thereby lending weight to throwback kitsch.

He understood both the gravity of the accusations against Ahmed and his limited options for defense.

It could force Germans to start considering, more seriously than before, both the gravity of their plight and its causes.

Many Israeli legal experts said the punishment was fitting given both the gravity of Mr. Katsav's crimes and the added weight of his public standing.

They both knew the gravity of what they were dealing with.

Bolt and Powell both understood the gravity of emotion that threatened to overwhelm the Wolmer's teenager.

As such, it is aware both of the gravity of the phenomenon and of its finitude and relativity.

The virtue of these paintings is to capture both the gravity and lightness of an era, when everything was changing.

With an amusing interrogation scene about erotic massages, some wry commentary about the declining state of the newsmagazine ("There are better ways of doing propaganda," Bahari tells his captors) and no less than three jokes about New Jersey, "Rosewater" walks the same line Stewart's Comedy Central show does in acknowledging both the gravity and the absurdity of world events.

Members of both parties agree that the gravity of the economic crisis will do more to promote a spirit of civility and cooperation than any one person or entity.

In the same review, Kakutani wrote that Baker portrays herself as "a sort of Tina Fey character" who's thrust into both the absurdity and the gravity of war.