Sentence examples for so stern from inspiring English sources

Barely thirty and already so stern.

He looks so stern — maybe he is Swiss or something.

Next to a woman so stern, I see a smile now and then.

The faces of empire are so stern, so arrogant, so cold.

Perhaps that is why I am so stern today about not eating any of the devilish temptations?

He was so stern about it that driver forgot to ask him if N.Y. from the air had been worth the trip.

So Stern Stewart has come up with a measure of overall corporate value, Market Value Added (MVA), which takes the total capital of a firm, including equity, loans and retained earnings, and deducts this from the value of its share capital and debt.

Even so, the stern Chinese reaction to the attacks in Xinjiang was a warning for Pakistan, said Mushahid Hussain, the chairman of the Pakistan China Institute in Islamabad.

It's sad to see Mr. Owen, so memorably stern and stoic in Mike Hodges's "Croupier," twinkling his way through this treacle.

But the rain is coming in now, and it will soon disappear from sight.The accommodation section, and above it the bridge, is a bit aft of amidships, so the stern is another 150 metres or so behind me.

So for Stern the episodes of experiencing in which temporally extended phenomena are apprehended are themselves temporally extended.