Sentence examples for far more sober from inspiring English sources

Compared with chimpanzees, which are highly excitable, orangutans seem far more sober and considerate.

But this time round – older, wiser, far more sober – it wasn't so easy to stay silent.

While her work is very much of the moment, it embodies a far more sober approach than he has ever cared to pursue.

In contrast to Yes Scotland's razzmatazz, the Better Together launch at Napier University's futuristic silver auditorium at Craiglockhart in Edinburgh a month later was a far more sober affair.

Representative Steve Israel, Democrat of New York, said it was his first meeting with the president since before the war and was "far more sober and more candid" than the last one.

Standing before War Emblem in Stall 29 here at his barn in Churchill Downs, a far more sober, relaxed and reverent Baffert concedes that yes, he has made a few mistakes, and will probably commit many more.

If the college or university has a metrics dashboard that looks at how it performs over time against national trends, this outlook may be far more sobering for the institution even if the audit is without findings.

Off-camera Kreutzberger, who will also celebrate his 50th wedding anniversary this year, is said to be a far more sedate and a man of varied and sober interests.

And, a far graver and more sober theme altogether, the teetering, vertiginous grandeur of Christ Church, Spitalfields, which he has painted over and over again.

Which is worrying, because my sober purchases appear to be far more stupid.

But in today's more sober climate, investors are, so far, unmoved by GSK's savings of nearly $6 billion in the past four years, and the creation of one of the industry's largest pipelines.