Sentence examples for gravely stressed from inspiring English sources
Over the following decades, she sought to guide China's new efforts at what came to be known as "self-strengthening". Beset by revolt from within and incursion from without, the dynasty's system of governance was gravely stressed during the second half of the 19th century.
He also stressed the risks associated with reporting atrocities, both to him and others outside the country, and, most gravely, to those inside.
But they have not dared to take the bullet out of the brain, and they stress that he remains gravely at risk.
Suggestive of Ibsen's "John Gabriel Borkman" unexpectedly displaced to Essex, east of London, the 26-year-old Mr. Norris examines with rueful affection and clear-eyed pathos the stresses on a long-term marriage when the husband, soon to be 70, takes a lover and then becomes gravely ill.
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.
It is one thing to try to get over the physical deficits after being gravely ill.
Small urchins angle gravely,.
"Moke," it pronounced gravely.
Thus filmmakers philosophize gravely".
His friend nodded gravely.
The girls nodded gravely.
