Sentence examples for solemn series from inspiring English sources

The eerie quiet of the 13th and the solemn series of Adagios that make up the 15th seem beyond pain.

Many were photographed in death, including a solemn series of photographs Brady exhibited in New York just after the battle of Antietam.

The only regular contributions signed in it by Coty are a solemn series of Roman-numeralled belles-lettres against Bolshevism now high in their XXX's.

Before that came "The Lincoln Lawyer," the start of a less solemn crime series about Mickey Haller, Harry's much trickier and conniving half-brother.

Their tableaux grew into series of solemn littl plays.

Ciss?were among those arrested in a wave of overnight arrests, suggesting that the junta that seized power on March 22 is not yet ready to give it up despite a series of solemn promises.

The wave of overnight arrests — Journal du Mali, a Malian Web site, cited at least five — suggests that the junta that seized power on March 22 is not yet ready to give it up despite a series of solemn promises and ceremonies over the previous 10 days, including the swearing-in of a new civilian president.

McCain (R-Ariz)., a figure respected on both sides of the aisle on Capitol Hill, died Saturday at 81. McConnell led a series of solemn tributes to the deceased senator on the floor of the Senate and used his remarks to suggest adding McCain's portrait to the Senate Reception Room, a rare honor, or renaming a hearing room after him.

And so we wrap up this four-column series with a solemn vow.

This series looks sleek but solemn.

At calibrated intervals, Benedict XVI's interpretation of the role of the Church in salvation history could come as an unending series of syllables: a solemn pronouncement delivered over millennia in inarticulate snatches.