Abenomics' other two arrows – structural reforms and monetary easing – have not inflicted such grave self-harm.
But Mr. Coulter doesn't help matters by infusing the movie with grave self-importance.
Trump nodded with grave self-satisfaction, accepting the serial hosannas as his daily due.
Lisbee is a stoic solipsist existing chiefly on a diet of grave self-questioning and ultra-idiomatic melody.
Members of Congress realize that their institution has grave self-control problems, and they even agree about the cause: bad decisions made by previous Congresses, especially decisions made when the other party was in control.
It is, but the assassination of a humane and intelligent diplomat, is an even greater default, for it is the equivalent of international suicide; it is a grave, self-inflicted wound felt deeply by every person whose patriotism is imagined to give first allegiance to love of neighbor.
The reference to Charles Chaplin's 1921 masterpiece "The Kid" is clear enough; what's teasingly unclear is who, exactly, is the Kid in this context: the grave, impressively self-reliant Mitsuo, or the gangly, disaster-prone Gilbert.
Empty bombast is a grave artistic sin; self-serving bombast is even worse.
Ms. Nuland added, "We have grave concerns about self-immolations in Tibet and about the underlying grievances that the Tibetan people have".
She was The Establishment's "diva" unit-shifter, and here she was again, yawning from the grave, plugging the self-same gap for people who formed their musical taste by analysing the hundred highest-selling albums of all time.
She was The Establishment's "diva" unit-shifter, and here she was again, yawning from the grave, plugging the self-same gap for people who formed their musical taste by analyzing the hundred highest-selling albums of all time.
