Sentence examples for solemn from from inspiring English sources
They swerve from antic to solemn, from invention to confessional.
It's harder now to separate what is solemn from what is kitsch.
Well, it starts out by comparing Jack Nicklaus's arrival on the national golf scene with the presidential campaign of John F. Kennedy and gets more solemn from there.
Our participants answered each question by rating 62 emotion-related descriptive words and phrases — from happy to sad, from bouncy to solemn, from heroic to wistful — on a scale from 0 (not at all) to 4 (very much).
E pluribus unum applied — a motto that Franklin, once again running from the absurd to the solemn, took from a classical recipe for salad dressing.
A-Boogie, a solemn rapper from New York, sulked when he was separated from PnB Rock and stuck in a dorkier group.
But it will not shift on the street level from our part and you may take that as a solemn commitment from us".
It began with Igor Stravinsky's solemn requiem from the Mass for the Dead.
The evening opened with the solemn Adagio from Bruckner's Seventh Symphony.
The Mysteries began with the march of the mystai (initiates) in solemn procession from Athens to Eleusis.
The convention will be a jamboree of Republican reasonableness, culminating in a solemn address from the president himself.
