Sentence examples for solemn process from inspiring English sources

To frustrate or short-circuit the solemn process of impeachment that is now well engaged in the Congress could have two adverse effects.

If Thomas and his supporters were speaking the truth, then not only he but also the entire nation were being victimized by a monstrous plot to use perjured testimony in order to undermine a solemn process mandated by the Constitution itself — and, thereby, to alter the course of American government for decades to come.

The solemn process of transferring remains of 15 soldiers and three Drug Enforcement Agency agents unfolded in four separate movements.

but has never written a doctoral dissertation, and that others have felt the teaching process is a solemn business, not to be interrupted by avoidable laughter.

Through a process involving prayer, solemn vows, fasting in isolation, and, sometimes, piercing the body, a man who attained a vision was "adopted" by a supernatural guardian who instructed him in gathering objects into a medicine bundle.

(The narrator, Marcel, an anxious traveler, compares foreboding Parisian skies to those in the work of Mantegna or Veronese, "beneath which only some terrible and solemn act could be in process, such as a departure by train or the erection of the Cross").

Some graduation ceremonies feature stories of great opportunity by commencement speakers, while others are solemn events where graduating seniors are simply processed out the door toward an uncertain future.

The process was meant to be as solemn as it was unusual.

"As president, Barack Obama must decide whether he will keep his solemn promise to restore our Constitution and due process, or ignore his vow and continue the Bush-Cheney policies," the ad said.

"This is the Department's most solemn duty and the foremost objective with the lethal injection procedure is a humane and dignified process".

Instead, just alphabets, this lot siding with that lot and these people with them — a process resembling a children's game show, not the solemn selection of leaders for 1.2 billion human beings.