Mr. Chirac's remarks followed the joint "solemn appeal" initiated by France and agreed to in writing by France, Germany and Russia -- with the support of China -- on Saturday for a peaceful resolution of the crisis.
Mr. Gore's Remarks Social Security is a solemn compact between the generations.
At the salute we predictably met with a solemn and deafening barrage of whistles, insults and remarks.
He is a deliberate presence, solemn for long periods; but then he will remark on something absurd and tip backward with laughter.
In 1993 when two 10-year olds took the stand accused of the murder of James Bulger, the circumstances of the hearing were barely remarked upon except to say that the atmosphere was not solemn enough.
After a visit to this area with John Muir, President Teddy Roosevelt remarked that being there was like "lying in a great solemn cathedral, far vaster and more beautiful than any built by the hands of man".
Reading over the President's remarks at the dedication of the newest addition to Washington's collection of solemn memorials, I get the distinct impression that while the President is obviously on board with the general idea of honoring Martin Luther King, Jr., (Dr. King "belongs on this Mall," he said), he doesn't have much use for the Kim Il Sung-style sthate that is the memorial's centerpiece.
President Theodore Roosevelt remarked after camping here in 1903 that being in the Park "was like lying in a great solemn cathedral, far vaster and more beautiful than any built by the hand of man".
"Five weeks ago we remarked that, though we knew our government would not make a military attack in defiance of its solemn international obligations, people abroad might think otherwise.
Five weeks ago we remarked that, although we knew our Government would not make a military attack in defiance of its solemn international obligations, people abroad might think otherwise.
