It was a solemn and important controversy….
It was a solemn and important controversy between children whether Huyler's or Hudnut's, four block further up, had the better ice-cream soda.
Their opposition was fiercely criticised by Democrats on the committee such as Senator Dick Durbin, who claimed it marred a "solemn and important moment in the history of America" to appoint the first African American woman attorney general.
Saying that the announcement today marked a "very solemn and important occasion," Mr. Feeney said he was compelled to call for the special session because "we have a duty to protect Florida's participation in the Electoral College".
I believe strongly in the individual rights and responsibilities of a free society, and as governor I have pledged a solemn and important oath to protect and defend the Constitution.
All of which suggests, perhaps, a rather solemn, self-important book, whereas Your Face Tomorrow is in fact a work of sublime lunacy, closer in spirit to Sterne or Cervantes than some of the more modern mega-tomes – A la Recherche, for instance – to which it has been compared.
Christopher Nolan's second exploration of the Batman mythos was a cartoon opera of good and evil, solemn enough to seem important, but vague enough to avoid the risk of overt topicality.
Maria Morris Hambourg, the curator of photography at the Metropolitan Museum, wrote in a foreword to the 1996 book, "Treadwell," "Modica's art is about important and solemn events -- those internal, molding moments we are mostly powerless to hold or articulate".
Their most important and solemn event is the commemoration of the "Lord's Evening Meal", or "Memorial of Christ's Death" on the date of the Jewish Passover.
For this reason, in the Villa, Asking Someone To Be Your Girlfriend is incredibly important, and solemn and holy, and always involves gathering four random lads to a white outdoor sofa and going, "You know why I've called you here, boys".
