Sentence examples similar to this grave matter from inspiring English sources

That is why NAN and I call for an immediate meeting with HBO to discuss this very grave matter.

"This is a grave matter of this nation," one opposition MP said.

This is a grave matter".

"This is a grave matter," Mr. Metzoquiari said.

Committee members express a succinct creed: This is a grave matter.

This was a grave matter: tens of thousands were tried and imprisoned, and thousands of those received the death sentence (though only 800 were actually carried out).

This is a grave matter, as Mr Obama has indicated that he would like health reform to pass without resorting to a hugely provocative procedure known as budget reconciliation, which would require only 50 votes.One senator with his nose out of joint is Joe Lieberman of Connecticut who is now officially an independent but who still caucuses with the Democrats.

In South Korea, Yim Sung Joon, the top foreign and national security policy adviser to President Kim Dae Jung, told reporters, "The president views this as a grave matter, and it is his position that it is unacceptable under any circumstances for North Korea to develop nuclear weapons".

But this is a grave matter to Matthews.

While fully engaged in the grave matters of Mississippi, Barbour retained strong links to the capital.

Or the answer can be a combination of the above and a little bit more: Because this is just another day at City Hall, where the silliness of life has as much standing as the grave matters of governance, and is met with equanimity.