Sentence examples for form of solemn from inspiring English sources

A question worth at least asking is: Does the blithe shift from punditry to what really is a form of solemn witness require a more pointed demarcation?

The Sixth Symphony begins with an extended, multipart theme, a kind of solemn oration.

In the current show, on through Friday, he brings to Wall-Street-on-the-Upper-East-Side the spirits of many other streets and neighborhoods in the form of big, funky, solemn, charismatic, painting-like things, which, with terrific flair, turn an elite gallery into a receptacle for exalted trash.

Each word is so valued that the letters forming it are seen as objects of solemn beauty.

There ought to be an insistence in the form of a bond, or a solemn promise, for Africans trained in medicine and education at the state's expense to work in their own countries.

For by the book's close, he found himself talking about the universe as a form of transcendence and advocating for the solemn ethical responsibilities humanity must undertake as likely one of the very few self-aware species in the galaxy.

Their solidarity is established in the opening scene, a choreographed march in which a corps of black-clad Christian and Muslim women form a solemn, swaying procession to the cemetery.

Their tableaux grew into series of solemn littl plays.

The concluding note is of solemn remembrance.

His eyes would light up, or he'd assume a look of solemn resolve.

And allow sun-streaked bedrooms once again to become places of solemn repose.