Sentence examples for grave meaning from inspiring English sources

The accusation by Sarah Palin that "journalists and pundits" had committed a "blood libel" when they raised questions about overheated rhetoric was especially disturbing, given the grave meaning of that phrase in the history of the Jewish people.

At the same time, they said he had been buried in a common grave, meaning that nearly 20 years on, neither DNA nor dental records could be used to confirm his death.

The conventions describe violations of that section as a "grave breach," meaning they would be designated a war crime.

Perhaps you are a clown, and say this is surely a sign that there are too many PhDs, and too many students are signed up for too many classes about dumb topics like how society works or whether our slow march into the grave has meaning.

The canalization of the Aa by the Count of Flanders in about the mid-12th century led to the foundation of Gravelines (grave-linghe, meaning "count's canal").

The lack of food collection and transportation in this study is due to this study being a gate-to-grave assessment, meaning food waste collection and transportation were not included in the analysis.

Sarria's annual pilgrimage to Norton's grave assumed new meaning as the LGBTQ community began participating to mourn their dead.

Goripalayam Mosque is located in Gorippalayam, the name of which is derived from the Persian word gor, meanings grave.

Other pieces were seized from grave robbers and smugglers, meaning that the 10,000 gold objects in the Hermitage's collection are necessarily an accidental sampling of history.

"Persona" puts the audience where the child in Bergman sits: full of contradictory feelings and images that are imminences of the betrayal of love and its even graver consequence, the loss of meaning.

** "Persona" puts the audience where the child in Bergman sits: full of contradictory feelings and images that are imminences of the betrayal of love and its even graver consequence, the loss of meaning.