Sentence examples for even more gravity from inspiring English sources

With eight police officers hospitalised, those questions take on even more gravity.

There is gravity in the way they take your order and begin setting out the ritual objects -- the special spoons and plates for caviar -- and even more gravity in the way they carry the caviar in on its silver stand.

He also uttered the most profound line of the night when he claimed, "I believe the closest thing to immortality is songwriting," though what carried even more gravity was his declaration, "The business is changing around us, the one thing they can't take is the song".

But in reality, the Reservoir fountain is operated by something even more elemental: gravity.

Eventually, the public appetite for political squabbling depends not only on the comportment of the politicians but even more on the gravity of the issues involved.

Even more astonishingly, this gravity-defying water, forced up the mountainsides to colder zones, was freezing back onto the bottom of the ice sheet, in accretions hundreds of feet thick.

But rather than nullify the issue, "in fact, these rare exceptional concessions have made the bishops even more aware of the gravity of the situation and lead to the attempt to remedy the matter on a national level," he said.

In this sense, it has been created the concept of Dynamic Flight Simulator (DFS), capable of achieving nine times the acceleration of gravity or even more.

This definition places the neutrino perilously close to nonexistence, and a sterile neutrino that is affected only by gravity becomes even more tenuous.

What's even more ironic is that the gravity of the situation seems to be lost on Trump's supporters, who could be heard last Tuesday night at a campaign rally in West Virginia shouting "lock her up" as though Clinton is still the biggest threat to the country.

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