He could turn any hostile audience with a rich cornucopia of words, breathlessly sincere, light of touch or deeply solemn to order.
This version will be eight inches longer than the last generation, and the front of the car deliberately designed to resemble a happy face will be slightly more solemn in order to appeal to men as well as women.
Three years ago, Manchester triad Delphic were paying solemn tribute to New Order, with their aptly-named debut, Acolyte.
A framed certificate dated August 1944 and titled "Testament to Neptune: Solemn Mysteries of the Ancient Order of the Deep" hangs on one wall.
"It is a solemn responsibility to have to order even limited military action by forces whose over-all strength is as vast and as awesome as those of the United States of America," Johnson said — the U.S. military doesn't do pinpricks.
Why, when Hitler died in the ashes of Berlin in 1945, did the German Cardinal Adolf Bertram order that "a solemn requiem mass be held in commemoration of the Führer"?
I just tell everyone, I swore a solemn oath, and I obeyed orders".
"Therefore, in order to fulfill my solemn duty to protect America and its citizens, the United States will withdraw," Trump said.
"In order to fulfill my solemn duty to protect America and its citizens the United States will withdraw from the Paris Climate Accord," the president said from a podium at the Rose Garden of the White House.
When the inspector returned, he was straight-backed and solemn, like someone ready to give orders.
So you're using short, aphoristic sentences in order to convey some kind of solemn profundity?
