Henceforth he was to be seen gravely regarding them as individuals, not as elements on a canvas that could also include stylistic symbolic props.
Bergman is permitting the two characters to touch as they so gravely regard us, so that we can experience the duality he sees in all human personalities: The visible and the interior, our public personalities and what we secretly know about ourselves, the differences we have one from another and the fundamental ways in which we are all the same.
Yes, this is showmanship, but the fact that it was highlighted in the same event as eighteen nuclear-ready missiles and a host of other military hardware gives an idea of how gravely China regards the energy imperative.
The prospect of domination of the nation's scholars by Federal employment, project allocations, and the power of money is ever present and is gravely to be regarded.
But when he was preparing to deliver his speech, a group of around 100 protesters, described by the news agency as "Ahmadinejad fans," started throwing shoes and small stones used by Shiite worshipers when they pray, actions that are regarded as gravely insulting.
Nazi ideology and the actions taken by the regime are almost universally regarded as gravely immoral.
Hitler's actions and Nazi ideology are almost universally regarded as gravely immoral; according to Kershaw, "Never in history has such ruination physical and moral been associated with the name of one man".
"Since executing war prisoners is an action contradicting every civil law, therefore the Islamic Emirate is gravely disturbed and regarding it urges the United Nations, Islamic Conference, International Red Cross and every other international human right organization to prevent this action," the statement said.
David Milton was courtin' Abby Rockefeller, Jazz was regarded as respectable, and serious musicians discussed Gershwin gravely.
"Women, especially widows and divorcees, are gravely impacted by decisions regarding the distribution of food stamps, housing subsidies and other vital social services" that the council handles, Mr. Federman, 26, wrote in an April 7 letter to the council and the local rabbinical court.
