Sentence examples for solemn challenge from inspiring English sources
Her aesthetic is that of concrete art, isolated images placed in a grid; her intent is a silent rebuke, a solemn challenge to a world that, even now, is turning again to nuclear power to solve its problems.
The challenge was to be solemn in deference to what many in the country would feel as a national bereavement, and mindful of the likely reaction of those on the left for whom Thatcher had been a despicable nemesis.
The College of Cardinals will gather at the Vatican on Monday with the solemn task of sorting out the challenges facing the Roman Catholic Church in the third millennium.
These planetary challenges, and others like them, are solemn threats to human well-being.
Indian policy was therefore a branch of foreign policy, and all treaties were solemn commitments by the federal government not subject to challenge by any state or private corporation.
If he won't make a "solemn, binding promise" this week, I will: I pledge to support a primary challenge against Henry Waxman if he votes for the chained CPI.
A little short in height for such a part, Mr. De Luz seemed to grow in stature as he negotiated challenges like a fiendish-looking series of air turns with ease and solemn grandeur.
A solemn man with tremendous self-discipline and unfaltering faith in himself, Treasury Secretary Chase faced the greatest challenge of his career — and the most urgent of the many problems plaguing the Union in those tense months after Fort Sumter.
And the critic does not challenge her choice: "It is not -- repeat not -- an Abortion Play in capital letters, in the solemn, soapy manner of many a made-for-TV movie".
