Attenborough spoke gravely about their 'ordeal', as though it was me and you having to do it.
I get drunk, and then speaking gravely and elegantly into the telephone, I ask the Operator to connect me with this friend or that one".
WASHINGTON — When President Obama turned to Richard C. Holbrooke during a White House meeting on Afghanistan last year, Mr. Holbrooke spoke gravely of the historic challenge the two men faced, likening it to when Clark M. Clifford advised Lyndon B. Johnson about what to do in Vietnam.
She spoke gravely about the importance of education and rights for women in the Middle East, but she was a supporter of Obama's drone program which has left thousands of women and children dead.
Putin also spoke gravely about the lack of political stability in the Middle East and North Africa after the Arab Spring, saying, "Nobody cares a bit about human rights, including the right to life.
When it comes to discussing the sobering discoveries he made at Foxconn, which employs some 430,000 people in its compound in Shenzhen, Mr. Daisey speaks more gravely and with a charged intensity.
It was, objectively speaking, a gravely sinful act.
This is overstatement, however; audio of an interview this summer shows he still speaks in a gravely manner, but, as he notes at the 9 30 mark, if he concentrates, he can speak naturally again.
Kieran drops on his haunches till he's at Sukey's level, he speaks to her gravely, sweetly; she yields herself, allows him to feel her forehead, pull back her eyelids and look into her pupils, take her pulse.
