Sentence examples for solemn study from inspiring English sources

A solemn study claimed that one in five male drivers had his attention diverted from the highway for as long as five seconds, the time it took to kick a soccer ball across a field.

There is an immigrant's story from Ireland (Steph Green's "New Boy"), a lyrical elegy for a young woman (Elizabeth Marre and Olivier Pont's "Manon on the Asphalt") and a solemn study of guilt from Switzerland (Reto Caffi's "On the Line").

And as for the apecraft itself: who would also have thought that for all the publicity about the advanced ape make-up, and actors' solemn study of ape movement, etc, we would end up with primates who look like a pompous, cheesier version of King Louie of the Apes in Disney's Jungle Book?

At the same time, it can also enter a whole different dimension when Mr. Murray is able to connect the students' silliness to the more solemn matters they are meant to be studying.

At secondary school, he was inducted by disciples of FR Leavis into the worship of the Great Tradition and groomed for Cambridge, where he would study at the feet of the solemn evangelist of the Great English Novel.

The MC of today's events, Dr Zachariah or 'Zach' Matthews, is a tall, solemn-faced man I picture at home in a study, surrounded by wafts of tea and heavy books.

A fewdecades later the study of the future came to be as solemn as the study of the past.

As solemn as it is, the passage below is not just a study in destruction.

But the work itself is austere and solemn in intent.

"He must have been buried with solemn ceremony and rich offerings, like vases, ornaments," said Luis Alberto Martos, director of archaeological studies at Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History.

When he reaches our own yearnful times, his patience runs out: Bloom declares that our "sentimentalization" of angels "debases" the solemn and even terrifying meanings that can be found in the arcane texts that he has studied.