Sentence examples for the gravely from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a grave or serious manner.
Bodies go flying and the gravely wounded are everywhere, if not examined at length.
The gravely ill inmates who get medication and therapy at the hospital are the lucky ones.
The gravely beautiful yet restless music ennobles the text, but it also captures Whitman's ambiguous feelings.
The ministers were all inherited from Umaru Yar'Adua, the gravely ill president whose place Mr. Jonathan took in February.
In Moscow today, an aide of the gravely ill former Russian premier said doctors treating him believe he was poisoned.
"Looking at photographs of the gravely wounded or dead is a profoundly affecting and emotional experience," she said.
The ordeal not only made the gravely poor gravely poorer, it also destroyed whatever infrastructure colonialism had bequeathed.
It is hard to imagine him as the gravely shy man who walked into Wankel's in November 1998.
At the same moment, the gravely ill film festival chief arrives by ambulance for his private screening.
Nine years later, she sang the role of the gravely impassioned Irene, a leader of persecuted early Christians, in Sellars's "Theodora," at Glyndebourne.
Metallica said they owed it all to the gravely-voice Mr Kilmister.
