Sentence examples for considerable gravity from inspiring English sources
The evidence points to a reader of considerable gravity — someone intimate with Greek tragedy, the novels of Faulkner, and, above all, "The Brothers Karamazov".
The contest was held in Munich that year, and the significance of Haza singing the celebratory lyric "Ani od chai, chai, chai / Am Yisra'el chai" (I'm still alive, alive, alive / Israel is alive") on German soil and near the site of the 1972 Munich massacre lent considerable gravity to the performance, helping it to become one of the singer's signature hits.
It is good, and it has considerable substance, and gravity, and continuation in the mind afterwards.
Although, oils of widely varying compositions can have the same gravity, considerable errors may be introduced when the viscosities of heavy oils are estimated from general viscosity trends and the API gravity.
And its gravity has considerable powers.
The larger the radius of the pipe, the easier the athlete can deal with the considerable force experienced from gravity and friction.
Thus, in the minds of many undergraduate students, even after considerable training in biology, gravity appears to be a major factor affecting dissolved substances, even when only a small amount of solute is introduced into a solvent.
The Cinderella of our story is a struggling temp at the beginning of the film, an earnest working-class woman just turned 30, with a considerable brain under her gravity-defying hairdo.
Final worldwide takings for Interstellar ($675m) and Gravity ($723.4m) are considerable advances on either Scott's ($457.6m for Gladiator) or Damon's ($442.8m for The Bourne Ultimatum) previous career-bests, but The Martian should get close to, if not pass, those latter marks.
Results show that the new shape factor works well when gravity effects are considerable in comparison to capillary forces.
As the scapula has rotated roughly 30° in this position, gravity induces a considerable amount of compression force across the shoulder joint.
