Sentence examples for feel grave from inspiring English sources

It's difficult, as you examine this odd artifact, not to feel grave doubts about Castro's revolution: its orthodoxy, its capriciousness, its suspiciously permanent state of incompleteness.

One does not have to share the musicians' support for the campaign for boycotting Israeli institutions to feel grave concern about the bigger issue at stake for artists and others.

When, as so often is the case, this expectation is defeated by the hard reality of our limited knowledge, doctor and patient are both likely to feel grave disappointment and the relationship between them may become uncomfortable and unproductive.

They were tangible evidence of war, objects that brought the headlines to life and made the danger feel graver.

On these trips, the only tool Molina had was a metal pole that he would push into the ground to literally feel for graves or anomalies in the soil.

"The entire Sony management feels a grave sense of crisis that we have continued to post losses in TVs," Mr. Hirai, 50, said at a news conference.

Particularly in his later years, Washington seemed conscious that he was writing history, and he felt a grave responsibility to get every passage just right.

"It would certainly not be the first time that a man had been retrieved," one man — Carl, in fact — thinks after Adam's father comes to collect him, "though this time felt more grave".

By John C. Mosher The New Yorker, November 10, 1934 P. 28 Mr. Opal feels very grave in the presence of the 12 year old son of one of his friends.

He told me that he never saw her dead: "I just felt a grave atmosphere at home and they wouldn't let me into the room she was in".

While some of these events killed many thousands and others affected only a few, in each case public health officials felt a grave threat was imminent and did what they could using the science of the day.