Sentence examples for has gravity from inspiring English sources
It is not stale, and yet it has gravity.
Their marriage isn't easy, and it's often unenviable, but it has gravity, in both senses: Henry and Olive are defined by each other's orbit.
Yet this love affair has gravity, too, because it's woven into a tragedy: Claire is embedded among Jacobite** rebels, a culture that she knows is on the losing side of history, doomed to be crushed by the English.
The movie, which cost a relatively cheap twenty-five million dollars to make, has gravity and weight without pomp; it's austerely magnificent, and, when violence comes — an exploding oil well, a fight — it's staged cleanly, in open space, and not as a tumult of digital effects or a tempest in an editing room.
But even among small businesses, Dropbox is the kind of product that has gravity.
Put another way, Earth's gravity has gravity, and that gravity ought to affect Earth's trajectory around the sun.
You have gravity, and it goes down".
Given that Coughlin and Rolle — who called himself "stubborn" and "not an easy cookie" — have butted heads more than once, Rolle's words had gravity.
Warren's latest works, especially since she let up on the incessant art history in-jokes, have gravity even in their raw and half-modelled humour.
Sticking the landing may be hard for gymnasts, but at least they finish right-side up and have gravity on their side.
