Sentence examples similar to perception of solemnity from inspiring English sources
Your writing has a remarkable mixture of solemnity and humor.
This was still a party, but with an air of solemnity about it.
The ceremony blended moments of solemnity and poignancy.
A dumb sense possesses them in a kind of solemnity.
I have always loved Bauhaus's peculiar combination of solemnity and regimented craziness.
What he became famous for was the opposite: multiple-mindedness — the criticism of solemnity by scabrousness, of beauty by ugliness.
The story is a scaffold for processionals, recessionals and dances, a potent alternation of solemnity and joy.
Barnes admitted that the comic approach was popular with writers because they would not be accused of "solemnity" or "moralising".
The mixture of solemnity and caution that usually attach to homosexuality in movies is almost completely absent.
Passages of music by Berlioz, Wagner, and Henryk Górecki lend an aura of solemnity to scenes as insubstantial as the wind.
BBC Today's Justin Webb reports from Leicester Cathedral: "A combination of solemnity... and a tourist attraction".
