Sentence examples for far more sobering from inspiring English sources

The truth is far more sobering.

On the darker, far more sobering one: the fate of the Joe Paterno statue at Penn State.

But new federal data that track college graduates into the job market tell a far more sobering story.

On a far more sobering note, many took time to remember the 10 victims of the Oklahoma State plane crash on Thursday, which was the tragedy's 10th anniversary.

All of which leads to a far more sobering situation in the Middle East and north Africa than in the midst of the Arab spring two years ago.

Mr. Foer is empathetic, but the lessons of the book are far more sobering: that kind of globalization is, for now, pure fantasy, particularly when there are games to be won.

Other forecasting suggests that if the Lib Dems do even worse than the Ashcroft polls indicate, the Tories will benefit far more than Labour a sobering thought for voters thinking of deserting the Lib Dems.

But the end result of all this effort is a sobering one: far more soldiers now survive with injuries that are not just crippling – lost limbs are virtually commonplace – but almost totally disabling.

We can blame wealthy and manipulative special interests, big oil and the gun lobby, talk radio and the internet, but the much more sobering reality is this: right now, the far right seem to have a greater will to win.

So far these efforts, plus continuing public education campaigns, have failed to change this sobering fact: the average American still takes in far more sodium that their bodies need.

A sobering note came from some religious leaders, who stood to warn colleagues that it was far more onerous to get money from the government than from a church board.