Sentence examples for particularly sobering from inspiring English sources

Now, it's easy to see why most of these didn't make the grade ('Glassicus' makes you sound like an anachronistic Roman-age LARPer whilst 'hear me now' is best left to hype men) but others seem perfectly logical – 'pew pew pew' is particularly sobering reminder of the greatness that could have been.

In the latter area, the statistics are particularly sobering.

The last chapter, "It Depends," is particularly sobering.

Parts of Tombstone are particularly sobering because of Yang's non-sensationalist presentation of data.

It was particularly sobering because my father, who'd been a plasterer, died when he was 68 from emphysema and asthma.

I find it particularly sobering that Gilens and Page's data came from the period 1981 to 2002.

This was a particularly sober episode for Jimmy; he even mocked Polk for coming in to work drunk – which seems a bit rich.

The typically conservative guidance offered by Apple Chief Financial Officer Peter Oppenheimer will likely be particularly sober for the quarter and the year ahead.

I crushed and destroyed two of them, but after a bit of practice I could weave through them like a particularly sober judge.

Wall Street could not shake off its worries about the economy, particularly after sobering remarks from the former Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, on CNBC late in the afternoon.

About a third of the respondents in this study reported teaching and learning environments as 'poor'.' Although not as extreme as those reported by Winter and others [ 37], these findings are sobering, particularly given that registrars' reported ratings of learning and teaching that were better than those for service and research.