Sentence examples for gravely of from inspiring English sources
They talk gravely of many things, but they do not talk very clearly to each other across the divide.
In the speech, Trump also said he was "fighting for peaceful regime change in our country" and warned gravely of potential election fraud.
"My dear Mrs. Lewes, you really must get that Casaubon quietly, decently, and gravely of course, out of the way," he wrote, after receiving a presentation copy of Book One.
A friend who works in post-traumatic stress disorder warned us, quite gravely, of the risks when people visit scenes of past troubles; of hyper-arousal – sweats, nausea, high heart-rate.
WASHINGTON — When President Obama turned to Richard C. Holbrooke during a White House meeting on Afghanistan last year, Mr. Holbrooke spoke gravely of the historic challenge the two men faced, likening it to when Clark M. Clifford advised Lyndon B. Johnson about what to do in Vietnam.
Even Mr Medvedev's words on sanctions may be hard to turn into deeds, if only because China opposes them and Vladimir Putin, who still holds the cards in Moscow, has sounded less keen.Most gravely of all, Mr Obama is vacillating over Afghanistan, which has the power to break his presidency.
He had much deeper roots in popularity; in Germany, the vox populi was gravely out of order.
The street-workers make only a brief appearance, coming slowly, gravely out of the shadows to sing, but it is unforgettable.
Senghor, left as president of one country, gravely short of resources, and with a third of its people in a bloated ex-federal capital, embarked on the tightrope of independence politics.
You need a smooth, gentle voice and an arsenal of syrupy come-ons, but you also need something else: a sobbing overtone of sexual desperation; a gravely hint of menace; a fierce, throaty suggestion of perseverance, maybe even revenge.
That exposes the risk of handing the most gravely consequential of geopolitical decisions over to the calculations of ideologically-driven political leaders.
