"We respect their duties," said Deweeng solemnly, noting that the police were only following orders.
The Republican candidate, in turn, abandoned his high-mindedness in order to fish in troubled waters, solemnly noting that "we don't need people to pay lip service to pulling people together and then, in fact, in their personal lives, in their political lives, in their business lives, do the opposite".
("The subsidy is no longer needed, since wool is no longer a strategic commodity," the official report solemnly notes).
On ABC's "World News," a reporter noted solemnly, "the audacity of hope had its rendezvous with destiny".
The mother contrived it so that the boy answered the phone when the call came through, and he listened solemnly, but she noted no softening whatever in his attitude toward bed.
It says something about Carson's reputation that reporters have grown suspicious not of his redemption but of his original sin: CNN talked to former friends and classmates and noted, solemnly, that "the violent, impulsive person Carson has described himself as is unrecognizable to them".
At the right Brussels dinners, speakers of a certain grandeur (an ex-commissioner, say, or a bigwig from the European Parliament) win table-thumping applause by denouncing perfidious Albion, before noting solemnly that the Lisbon treaty, for the first time, allows countries to get out.
The battle to ensure access to the ballot has been long and hard-fought, Holder said, noting solemnly that the Voting Rights Act followed a brutally violent and sometimes deadly struggle for equal rights.
Even at the turn of the century "the death of a man still solemnly altered the space and time of a social group that could be extended to include the entire community," noted the historian Philippe Ariès.
