Sentence examples for get solemn from inspiring English sources

Things get serious – but Boyle isn't about to let them get solemn.

Instead, we get solemn, lovely tributes to the talent from solemn, lovely souls who aren't particularly good interviewees, along with oodles of handsome establishing shots of Portland, New York and LA, the cities that Smith called home.

Understandably, the conversation got solemn, and I got quiet, as they shared thoughts on the grieving of the young couple.

But it would not do to get too solemn about such a riotous event.

But not to get too solemn: as anyone who reads American publications can attest, the "correct" use of the apostrophe in the United States remains problematical.

This doesn't mean that every conversation has to get deep, solemn and philosophical.

Well, it starts out by comparing Jack Nicklaus's arrival on the national golf scene with the presidential campaign of John F. Kennedy and gets more solemn from there.

The guy who gave him the tutorial got all solemn at the end, looked at Dimitri, and said, "Man, I've wanted to shoot a film my whole life.

Joe Walsh, the band's equivalent of Keith Richards, kept the mood from getting too solemn, gallivanting around the stage at one point with a camera on his hat.The Eagles have already had one reunion tour ("Hell Freezes Over") in the 1990s, and this new one was dubbed the "History of the Eagles".

Their faces become solemn, almost stiffened.

You get breaks from the solemn, oversize score only when there is sententious or plot-advancing dialogue.