Sentence examples for equally somber from inspiring English sources
The atmosphere in the courtroom was tense, with the officers, their families and the Diallo family showing equally somber expressions.
The movie, which focuses on Aileen's desperate, last-ditch relationship with a lover, Selby Wall (Ms. Ricci), leaves the same bitter aftertaste as "Boys Don't Cry," an equally somber slice of American life that features a comparably searing lead performance (Holden).
The movie, which focuses on Aileen's desperate, last-ditch relationship with a lover, Selby Wall (Ms. Ricci), leaves the same bitter aftertaste as "Boys Don't Cry," an equally somber slice of American life that features a comparably searing lead performance (Stephen Holden).
The other medics looked equally somber.
We were gifted with Leonard Cohen's final work (which proved interestingly dark, as its title promised) just two weeks before his death; Nick Cave climbed the Skeleton Tree with an equally somber mood.
Eve Bowen on the art of Edward Gorey, which Edmund Wilson called "A whole little personal world, equally amusing and somber, nostalgic at the same time as claustrophobic, at the same time poetic and poisoned".
But the spirited players were equally persuasive in the somber, war-shadowed adagio of this conflicted work from 1939.
The equally dry 1990, more somber, suggestive of earthiness, mushrooms and root vegetables, can hold its own with beef -- a combination so uncommon in America as to unsettle home cooks.
Korea is sometimes described as the Republic of Samsung, and the company's somber atmosphere was equally reflected in the country as a whole.
"House of Cards," which stars Robin Wright as Underwood's equally ambitious wife, has the muted, somber colors, ambiguous morality and chilly characters you find in the films of David Fincher, who is an executive producer and directed the first two episodes of the Netflix series.
As Mr. Hutchinson tells the tale, "Traffic" courses to its somber destination fueled not just by the apparently incessant appetite for cheap highs but also by an equally powerful yearning for freedom.
