Sentence examples for solemn subject from inspiring English sources

"Sizzle" takes an often somber and solemn subject, climate change, and approaches it with lighthearted comedy in the hopes of raising awareness among new audiences.

The writer turned too to less solemn subjects.

The poem, an elegy, exemplifies Wright's tendency to infuse solemn subjects with electrifying imagery and language.

He toured the country giving entertaining speeches on solemn subjects and poured out manifestos and tracts ranging from "Why are the Many Poor?" to "Socialism for Millionaires".

It refers to the fact that the most successful film about two of China's national symbols — Kung Fu and pandas — could only be made by a foreigner because Chinese filmmakers would never try to play with such solemn subjects.

A barefoot woman traversing a vast landscape, a solitary figure waving and a couple holding an egg and a saw are examples of inexplicable actions made to seem like solemn subjects extracted from some larger script.

For such a solemn and weighty subject, "Footnote" has a lot of humor.

Solemn as the subject of "Natural Things" is, Mr. Rzewski allowed historical distance to temper the outrage.

For a film about such a solemn and weighty subject, "Footnote" has a lot of amusing moments.

On the solemn and intermingled subjects of religion and football, rest assured that Notre Dame does not act on behalf of political correctness, no matter how embarrassed it was by George O'Leary's creative résumé writing.

It's no masterpiece, but not bad: far superior to Stuart Blumberg's recent solemn dramedy on this subject, Thanks for Sharing.