Sentence examples for gravity with which from inspiring English sources
In a signal of the gravity with which the campaign viewed her speech, Mrs. Clinton took the stage without music.
What I do question — and here I sympathize with Brooks — is the gravity with which some people treat the figures generated by the FiveThirtyEight voting model.
In real life, she lost a child to heart disease, which may account for the gravity with which she shoulders the onscreen task of mater dolorosa.
The gravity with which the courts take such cases was evident as the matter came before Sir John Thomas, president of the Queen's Bench Division.
But no one who watched the debate could credibly question the rigour with which the case was interrogated, nor the sincerity and gravity with which MPs on all sides made their decisions.
The commercial, at chrisdodd.com/action/newads, in which Mr. Kennedy praises Mr. Dodd's leadership on "the cause of my life," health care, underscores the gravity with which Mr. Dodd and his allies view his predicament.
A hard park feels less special and strange than a water park, because it harnesses only gravity, a force with which we all contend every moment of every day.
This may be derived from the physiological specific gravity of such conjugates, with which their ability to associate with target cells may be similar to that of free AAV2, as seen with AAV2-microbead conjugates without lectin in this study.
It was considered a potent intoxicant and something that was drunk with great solemnity and gravity which was described as something "not drunk unthinkingly" by the Spanish chronicler Sahagún.
Aside from its boyish model-kit appeal, it has to do, I suppose, with Boetti's interest in multiplicity and his war with gravity, which he considered a curse.
The ease with which specific gravity can be precisely determined leads to its widespread use in chemical science and technology; for example, determination of the specific gravity is part of the routine characterization of a new liquid compound.
