Sentence examples for highly grave from inspiring English sources

These lines, rather than the more pressingly political lines around them, are quintessential Zagajewski, insisting on mixing the deeply playful with the highly grave, finding phrases such as "the dead don't have much to say", which even in translation remains oddly affecting in its calm mystery, wry acceptance and slow, sly shrug.

It is indeed all about the money, and yes, they are entitled: the job is complex, highly skilled and there are grave consequences for error, for both customer and provider.

But it appears that both Kamensky and Graves are deemed highly replaceable on Messier's line.

Offering a slightly different take on the classic rice dish may seem a reasonable thing for a well-travelled chef to do, but the perceived transgression – particularly the use of a highly-spiced paprika sausage – was grave.

Graves seems a highly unlikely choice to step in for his friend, including because he could be seen as partly responsible for the company's cultural issues in the first place.

"Given that the area being excavated has 3,000 unmarked graves, it's highly likely that the spiritual energy will be felt by lots of people," Barri says.

Such problems are all the more grave when policies are highly controversial and uncertain to be sustained.

At other moments, she means something more like "culture," the highly developed traditions of good cooking and grave courtesies.

This is of grave concern because pristinamycin is highly active against M. genitalium infections and currently the only treatment option for infections resistant to both azithromycin and moxifloxacin [ 38].

Graves began a long and highly successful partnership with the Italian kitchenware company Alessi.

Highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza (AI) poses a grave risk to human health.