Sentence examples for solemn address from inspiring English sources

In a solemn address broadcast on state television, Mr. Berlusconi reached out to all Italians.

The convention will be a jamboree of Republican reasonableness, culminating in a solemn address from the president himself.

In a solemn address to Parliament, President Nicolas Sarkozy declared the burqa an offense to women's dignity, unacceptable in France.

President Barack Obama responded to the shooting in a solemn address on Thursday.

In a solemn address Sunday night, Macron recognized the deep divisions in the country. .

ALMOST as soon as the first of America's missiles struck Afghanistan, President Jacques Chirac, his demeanour sombre and his voice solemn, addressed the French nation: "Our forces will take part.

Glass always marveled at the complacency with which his father-in-law delivered these solemn addresses; he wondered if it was all a tease, a toying with the tolerance of those around him, a test to see if there was a limit to what he could get away with.

Instead of giving a solemn speech at his desk, Obama staged his farewell address as a Chicago campaign rally.

The great poets are forever being quoted in earnest and solemn commencement addresses, but this undoubtedly was the first speech ever filigreed with the words of Keats, Coleridge, Frost and Shaq.

But most of all, I recall a solemn Lou Gehrig addressing the packed stadium before the game.

Other tracks, like "Heart Attack," "Rock Me," "I Would," and "Once Again," take a more solemn tone, addressing jealousy and longing for past loves.