Sentence examples for is a bit grave from inspiring English sources
It's a nice thought, although the tone is a bit grave: listening to it, you could get the impression that she is forgiving him for armed robbery.
The historical evidence for grave robbing is a bit thin.
Which, in fairness, is a bit like criticising someone for expressing too little enthusiasm while being forced to dig their own grave.
The Mandela picture's cradle-to-the-grave trudge looks positively old-fashioned now; even 12 Years a Slave is a bit copperplate.
"That is a bit odd," he said, adding: "Within this hierarchy, it is not clear where 'grave impact' would fall".
This is a bit overstated.
That there's a bit of "Hamlet" in the grave digging struck him as intriguing.
You get topless sunbathers there in summer, which can be a bit odd with Hans Christian Andersen's grave nearby, but I think that shows the Danish mentality, the laid-backness.
On a Saturday afternoon drive to see Willa Cather's grave (visiting grave sites seems to be a bit of a pastime here), Ms. Schulman was steadfast in maintaining that colonies like MacDowell are essential and should be protected.
Obama seems a bit grave to me these days.
