Their free-market and free-election-oriented "Thatcherite" politics seemed gravely out of place in the Soviet Union.
After Fish lost early at the Australian Open, Marseille, Dubai and Indian Wells, his place atop the American tennis charts seemed gravely threatened.
Regardless of the comparative merits that either approach might offer in the face of the seemingly intractable problem of North Korea, it seems gravely irresponsible for the leader of the opposition to be belittling his country's military capability at a time like this.There is an argument for stating that Mr Lee's policy on North Korea has been something far less than successful.
The death of Mr Brown, whose funeral is to be held in Ferguson on Monday, and the subsequent protests dominated the American newscasts for days in part because of the police response to the protests that to some seemed gravely overblown.
These events and their sponsors and topics seem to gravely miss the point that it's our food system itself causing obesity, and with nutritionists in bed with soda and snack companies, it will be tough to imagine any real progress in thinking or action.
Asking him that way, she had seemed so gravely passive, supine, absurd.
Even the show's title "Dark Matter" seems so gravely scientific, it becomes something of a quip when juxtaposed with Cain's paintings, as bright and loud as magnified confetti. .
They don't seem to be gravely unhappy about this disconnection.
And as for me, who thought he could write a decent column if he truly believed he had genius potential, it would seem I was gravely mistaken.
