Sentence examples for is more grave from inspiring English sources
With Barea, the writing is more grave.
"Orpheus" is more grave; it was also the work that led to the company's establishment at its first home, City Center.
Again, the rationale is not ridiculous: a lie is more grave than an untruth, which can be merely a mistaken conviction, and it implies conscious intention to deceive rather than inward-turning self-deception.
At Johns Hopkins, Cotton said the "threat environment that we face here at home and throughout the west is more grave today than at anytime during our lifetimes", and added: "I wish that weren't that case.
"There's no war more serious, there is no war causing more death and destruction, there is no war on the face of the earth right now that is more serious, that is more grave, than the war we see here in sub-Saharan Africa against H.I.V.-AIDS," General Powell said.
Here's a report from yesterday's New York Post on summonses for minor bike-riding offenses that were thrown out of court due to errors on the part of the officers who wrote them; the matter is more grave and more controversial when convictions involving charges of violence are overturned due to procedural errors.
When they come face to face with things that are "more grave," and stay quiet, one begins to wonder where the knives are hiding.
"If there is no agreement, then the situation will be more grave and NATO must consider whether to intervene directly to stop the fighting".
The risks of a failed intervention in Iraq are more grave: weakening regimes friendly to the United States, kindling a broader Middle East war, bringing terror to American cities.
"Sexual abuse and pornography are more grave delicts, they are an egregious violation of moral law," Monsignor Scicluna said in his first public appearance since the sex abuse crisis hit.
