Sentence examples for gone gravely from inspiring English sources

Though the Pope would not say so, Trump is an embodiment of the moral pollution that generates atmospheric pollution, a sign that something has gone gravely wrong in the way we humans relate to one another.

So much is clear, but something went gravely wrong with the three no-trump and four-heart bids.

The "Aeneid" is suffused with a fascinating, upending sense that most of what goes gravely wrong on earth isn't imputable to human agency.

As for Gwyneth -- she just goes gravely on, ignoring her critics and now she is part and parcel of a large comeback team with Robert Downey, Jr. in Iron Man 3. Association with this success will go a long way for the public's forgiving her for People magazine naming her the most beautiful woman in the world.

who survive, gravely.

"Do not go," he intoned gravely.

But the sneak peeks we have about what is going on should gravely trouble us.

Even hair that survives the winnowing may not go to the gravely ill, but may be sold to help pay for charities' organizational costs.

But I fear that, in spite of their efforts over the last ten thousand years, the followers of Ai are going to be gravely disappointed when, at the end of all we know and everything we have ever lost or imagined, the rafters of the world are shaken by a single, a terrible guffaw.

"Our schools are functioning with major difficulties because of the bombing and the students' fear of going to school gravely affects their education".

And if you really, really expect Anderson et al, or President Obama for that matter, to precisely validate your list of priorities, you're going to be gravely disappointed in life.