Sentence examples for felt gravely from inspiring English sources

Interior ministry intelligence chief General Ali al-Saede said Isis felt gravely threatened by a tribal revolt, which is seen as perhaps the only way to force it from large parts of the country it has conquered.

It would be unfair to blame doctors or health professionals for our longevity, which may be attributed to causes other than surgical ingenuity and pharmacological innovations and deadly life support machines, but it is not surprising that many of us feel gravely disappointed by the help and relief on offer to us at the end of life.

She told me that the whole ordeal is something she feels gravely foolish about now, considering she was blessed with a shapely Dominican figure.

It's a lot of beans and budget pasta sauces and penne cooked in such a way that each piece manages to fuse together and come out the pan as one solid, congealed, pan-shaped starch bomb that will make you feel gravely ill as soon as enters your stomach.

We smile at this hasty obeisance to the social pressures and forms so gravely felt in Wharton and Henry James.

Confidants explained he felt his footballing ideals were gravely misunderstood in Munich.

The military authorities offered to allow her to travel to the UK to see him when he was gravely ill, but she felt compelled to refuse for fear she would not be allowed back into the country.

I have never yet met a person so gravely deformed that he or she felt it would be better to be dead.

Asked whether he truly felt that way about the police, Mr. Nicolas nodded gravely.

But that does not make reconciliation impossible -- and it certainly does not exclude anyone from synagogue, no matter how gravely they feel they have sinned.

Kowalski et al. [ 31] have shown that parents of NICU patients, in particular those whose children are not gravely ill, feel they do not often meet the neonatologist.