Sentence examples for solemn style from inspiring English sources
The committee sits in solemn style, investigating itself, like a monkey looking for fleas.
The title pope or papa (abbreviated PP). is officially used only as a less solemn style.
What we were doing was very exciting and different from the very solemn style of literature and art that was around during the war". Judie Newman, professor of American studies at the University of Nottingham, and author of Alison Lurie, A Critical Study (2000), says the Poets' Theatre was very important to Lurie: "[It was] an early example of the utopian closed communities she uses.
The resulting four statues, made up of two same-sex couples, were done in his traditional, solemn style of white plaster cast in bronze.
It proceeds in solemn documentary style, as if a crime or a piece of history were being uncovered.
Handsomely photographed by Gordon Willis in solemn, brooding style, this thriller spends an enjoyably long time simply letting Rory and Tom get acquainted.
Their works include Graydon Parrish's absurdly solemn French Academy-style funeral allegory depicting beefy, grieving male nudes and a dead child on a fancy, antique raft; a glossy, Chardinesque picture of an old electric mixer by John Morra; and Mikel Glass's deft, Fairfield Porter-style portrait of a man in red long underwear.
In contrast to the solemn official Chinese-style architecture of the Chōdō-in and the Buraku-in, the Dairi was built in more intimate Japanese architectural style — if still on a grand scale.
Solemn and severe in style and glowing with colour, his "Fur Traders Descending the Missouri" (c. 1845; Metropolitan Museum of Art) captures the silence and solitary grandeur of frontier life.
Unlike other composers of the early 15th century, he wrote his masses in a style more solemn than that of his secular music.
Frustratingly, though, director Andrew Dominik is bent on keeping the style as solemn and remote as possible, rendering Pitt's performance almost too historically accurate.
