Sentence examples for dead solemnity from inspiring English sources
"In the name of Jesus, let us pray," he said, with dead solemnity.
"If the original is solemn, then solemnity must be what is solemnly lampooned".
What "Saul" is best known for, of course, is not delight but a Dead March — a model of solemnity featuring trombones, flutes and the pall-bearing beat of timpani — that has served the last rites of heads of state over centuries from George Washington to Winston Churchill.
From the raucous merriment of weddings to the peaceful solemnity of commemorating the dead, in Judaism, singing figures importantly into every aspect of life.
We will also, with the solemnity befitting the occasion, honor our war dead and salute veterans at an hourlong service at 9 a.m.
"You felt that when the adults and the children held the skeletons, they were honoring their dead not with sadness but with a respectful and deep-felt solemnity.
The ritual isn't about grief and solemnity; it's about remembering and feeling close to the dead, no matter how flawed they may have been.
He was gifted in solemnity.
The solemnity does not persist, though.
Nothing is funnier than solemnity.
