Sentence examples for solemn advice from inspiring English sources
"Solemn Advice to Young Men Not to Walk in the Wayes of Their Heart and in Sight of Their Eyes; but to remember the Day of Judgment".
With its chirpy in-store displays and its thought-provoking "Seven Seas" video installation by Beth Derbyshire, the store livens up the more solemn advice and information given on the Web site for World Oceans Day, worldoceansday.org, for saving the sea.
One poster entitled "Love-quiz … For married folks only" shows a forlorn wife whose man is about to walk out of the door, and reads: "Why does she spend her evenings alone?" before finishing with the solemn advice to: "Always use Lysol".
If there's a message amid the verbiage, it's a tame one – take it easy – and Phillips risks reinventing the wheel with his solemn and repeated advice that "the forbidden coerces desire".
If you're some sort of contrarian Flintstone with a rock for a TV and a toucan for a phonograph, that might sound like a gross generalisation, but open any women's magazine, eavesdrop in a coffee shop, talk to your mother on the phone, log into Facebook or tune into a daytime talk show, and you'll be bombarded with weight-loss advertisements, advice and solemn oaths.
Carrying a red book, he stepped quietly to the microphone of the machine and in a soft, solemn voice read a passage from Hamlet's advice to his mother, the one beginning, "Such an act that blurs the grace and blush of modesty".
The prime minister, also suitably solemn before the National Assembly, replied that he preferred to wait for scientific advice on how to do this safely and without harming France's environment.In other words, the tragedy of bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) has become a political football in France.
"I'll be looking to you, and the rest of the Joint Chiefs, for what I value most in my advisers, your honest, unvarnished advice, and the full range of options, especially when it comes to our most solemn obligation, protecting the lives of our brave men and women in uniform," Mr. Obama said to the general in a ceremony in the Rose Garden.
