Sentence examples for graver sense from inspiring English sources

The European investor attributes to it a graver sense than is customary in America.

But there is a grave sense that termites have eaten away the foundation.

"The entire Sony management feels a grave sense of crisis that we have continued to post losses in TVs," Mr. Hirai, 50, said at a news conference.

There is no struggle initially for Mike Terry (the excellent British actor Chiwetel Ejiofor), an almost messianic Los Angeles jujitsu instructor with a grave sense of purpose.

Ms. Lofgren said the White House and Democratic and Republican leaders had not come to grips with what she called "a grave sense of betrayal" that greeted Mr. Snowden's revelations.

I considered what must have been going through the president's mind as he waved to his fellow Americans, what grave sense of peril those smiling blue eyes must have masked.

This recording has a grand, grave sense of moment: it is a coming out of the composer from behind the mask of eccentricity and idiosyncrasy and displaying, in several difficult and expansive works, his thoroughgoing and large-scale musical imagination, even within the relative intimacy of a quintet.

My hope is that the minimalist, flat-pack furniture reflects this grave sense of caution.

The Congress, however, and with a grave sense of urgency, stressed to all governments that time is running out and that unless effective measures are taken immediately forests will be unable to make the future contribution to mankind of which they could be capable.

Your grave sense of longing could hinder his own sense of longing.

If you look on your past with a grave sense of regret or disappointment in yourself, the first thing you need to do is forgive yourself for whatever happened.