Sentence examples for made a severe from inspiring English sources

It was thrown with great force, so that the head came out on the other side, and made a severe, though not a mortal, wound.

Romney said: "I think he made a severe error in saying what he did about Mexican Americans and I feel it was unfortunate".

David Patrick Columbia, who chronicles the upper class on NewYorkSocialDiary.com, said that Mrs. Grey "seems to have made a severe misstep" with the video.

"I've made a severe and continuous lapse in my judgement," Paul said, adding that his behavior in the original video was his "raw" and "unfiltered" reaction to finding a body.

During the sentencing, which lasted more than an hour and a half, Mr. Haggerty's lawyers portrayed him as an honorable, well-respected man who had made a severe error.

The aesthetic austerity that results requires and rewards our inclination to look and think: wander long enough around Mies's glassy Farnsworth House of 1950, and you see crystallized in every simple and delicately floating surface the bones of every good house ever made — a severe and serene dream of comfort and clarity, refuge and prospect.

And things keep getting worse for the financial system, making a severe recession more likely.

It's common to make a severe distinction between art (good) and propaganda (very bad).

He makes a severe distinction between the manifest and the unmanifest in nature.

"They will be making a severe mistake if they think an election campaign will affect how we carry out our foreign policy," the official said.

Even though Mr. Xi is almost certain to get the top leadership job, he may forfeit his chance if he makes a severe misstep.