Sentence examples for somber remarks from inspiring English sources
His collapse drew somber remarks from Mr. Obama, whose presidential campaign benefited from Mr. Kennedy's timely endorsement a year ago.
"This for me has been degrading and humiliating," Mr. Hamilton said in brief, somber remarks, as his two grown children looked on.
After Ms. Lyons spoke, the House majority leader, James A. Amann, and the minority leader, Robert M. Ward, offered their own somber remarks about impeachment to the quiet chamber.
Mrs. Clinton, in somber remarks to a small group of religious and civic leaders at Mason Temple at the Memphis headquarters of the Church of God in Christ, recalled her often-described meeting with Dr. King when she was a 14-year-old girl "from an all-white school and an all-white church and an all-white suburb".
In somber, quiet remarks, Ms. James told the board members that she had wrestled with the issue for weeks, but, "with a heavy heart," concluded that she must oppose the mayor's plan.
God bless you!" Later, he delivered somber and largely apolitical remarks, calling the massacre, "An act of pure evil".
After somber state ceremonies, Clementine remarked to her daughter that the day, while long and trying, had also been a glorious one.
He closed his remarks on a somber tone, after telling attendees he would pledge to earn their vote if he decided to throw his hat into the ring.
Appearing generally somber and thoughtful during his remarks following the taping of Meet the Press, former Secretary of State Powell became most animated during his discussion of the nature of John McCain's campaign strategy during recent weeks.
Levitan's remark referenced the somber tone, set by the decision to stage five memorial moments for high-profile actors who died in the last year.
