Sentence examples for solemnly announcing from inspiring English sources

The war correspondent solemnly announcing to television viewers that he is on the front line, when he is 20 miles from the fighting and his colleagues are mocking him just out of shot.

They are like football hooligans solemnly announcing that they will now be beating people up on behalf of West Ham instead of Millwall, and wondering why this great philosophical change makes the rest of us snigger.

On the occasion of celebrity deaths, you'll likely notice one or two people solemnly announcing their decision to stay off the Internet for the next few hours, to avoid the unpleasantness of the social spectacle of grief, which is marked by insidious self-dramatization or insincerity, and which they "just can't deal with right now".

Mark Twain at the height of sardonic glee or in the depths of bitter cynicism could not have conceived this scene: the nation's leading lawmakers rising, one by one, in their lofty chamber & solemnly announcing their approval of the ultimate political folly--chaos by legislation.

Mark Twain at the height of sardonic glee or in the depths of bitter cynicism could not have conceived this scene: the nation's leading lawmakers rising, one by one, in their lofty chamber & solemnly announcing their approval of the ultimate political folly--chaos by legislation View Article By Larissa MacFarquhar By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell.

One young researcher stood up and solemnly announced: "My focus is the empowerment of women.

"She's fifty, but looks twice her age," it was solemnly announced over the air.

"I will wear this to work experience," he solemnly announced a fortnight ago, unwrapping his birthday present.

What's missing in the film is the very revolution whose beginning he has so solemnly announced.

On Tuesday August 26th he stood beneath the two-headed Russian eagle and solemnly announced the Kremlin's decision to recognise the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.The decision, Mr Medvedev argued, was forced on him by Georgia's "genocide" against South Ossetia.

At any rate, on August 26th he stood beneath the two-headed Russian eagle and solemnly announced the Kremlin's decision to recognise the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.