Sentence examples for not very grave from inspiring English sources
By the time the narrator announces he has a secret too (one not "very grave") and tells his readers, "you will all have to keep my secret and be silent too", so many secrets have accumulated, that we, like that complacent moon, begin to feel a little bored.
The economic outlook is now very grave.
They say that is not a very grave threat to one of the best armies on the African continent.
Some elements are not very mobile in the grave either because they have low solubility mainly due to the formations of sulphides or because they adsorb readily to the surfaces of the bones after decomposition of the soft parts of the body.
"And what we know is very grave.'' Not only has the death rate risen sharply but the age of those who are dying keeps falling.
Is preventing a very grave but still not imminent danger a just cause for invading a nation and overthrowing its government?
"Not to understand this would be a very grave historic and political mistake".
He too said his passport had not been taken, but described the incident as "very grave".
Materazzi said something very grave to him, I don't know what it was.
From the context, the experts wondered whether Yurovsky meant that the grave was in the area, but not very close to the first.
Most commentators interpret him as having very grave misgivings about distant action, if not outright rejecting the possibility.
