Sentence examples for some solemn from inspiring English sources

Urwand quotes some solemn colloquies among Nazi officials, including a mental-health expert.

But if the presentation is breezy, Mr. Greenberg has some solemn things on his mind.

"No'm", he said, and after a moment of some solemn thought, "Ye see, I've never been fixed so I could".

Surely their innocent laughter is as sweet in His ears as the grandest anthem that ever rolled up from the "dim religious light" of some solemn cathedral?

On a recent Sunday afternoon, hundreds of tourists, mostly from mainland China, posed there for pictures, some giddy, some solemn, most of them clearly adoring.

I was a bit apprehensive about being mainly surrounded by austere monks and prepared myself for some solemn conversing at the end of the retreat.

While writing this sensuous work, which meshes playful and solemn moods with allusions to Stravinsky, Poulenc said he "had in mind those Gozzoli frescoes with angels sticking out their tongues, and also some solemn-looking Benedictine monks that I saw playing football one day".

"The dismay of police was evidence soon after the raid began at 5 a.m.," the Washington Post reported, "as officers, some solemn-looking and others laughing at their misfortune, congregated around police vehicles outside the targeted homes and packed away their shotguns, bulletproof vests, sledgehammers, and helmets".

Some were solemn during religious prayers, others expressed impatience with rabbis.

With that in mind, many teachers introduce their own spiritual teaching, some less solemn than others.

Better by far to see the movie now, and thus to establish, under less seething conditions, if the provocation was indeed a mere flourish of perverse P.R., or whether it remains an essential part of some more solemn design.