Sentence examples for have gravely from inspiring English sources

This is a radical 20th-century idea that would have gravely offended the sensibilities of prior centuries.

Her rejection of the marriage is said to have gravely insulted her family, who refused to recognise the divorce.

Murdoch and Blair remain on friendly terms, even though Blair's support for the war in Iraq and for President George Bush have gravely undermined his popularity.

America's continued military presence means constant refueling of this breeding ground and continued draining costs to add to those that already have gravely weakened our society.

IN one of those ironies that novelists relish, the on-again-off-again rape prosecution of the former International Monetary Fund chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn seems to have gravely damaged the political careers of both the prosecutor and the defendant.

The Bush administration's policies on detention, interrogations, surveillance and other issues, he said, had imposed "unnecessary, self-inflicted wounds, which have gravely diminished our global standing and damaged our reputation for respecting the rule of law".

The Deepwater Horizon accident has gravely damaged BP's reputation.

The President's bumbling has gravely undermined the credibility of his Secretary of State.

The conception of this work arose from Brahms's thoughts of Clara Schumann, whose physical condition had gravely deteriorated.

Ukraine's behaviour has certainly caused anger, but Russia has gravely damaged its credibility.Pipes and whistlesNot everybody has been converted.

Seleka, the rebel alliance, is struggling with dissent in its ranks, has gravely abused human rights and has aroused tension between Christians and Muslims.